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Hello, I bought an e300 recently, the heater blower motor has only worked twice, both times for about a minute or two and or weeks now hasn`t worked at all. After checking the reciepts which came with it I found one which shows a new blower motor was fitted a couple of years ago. I started having a poke around, checking the plug to the motor, fiddled with the brushes incase they`d got stuck, sprayed a little lube on them. Then I followed the cable back to the bulk head behind the relays/fuses, where they were plugged into a small unit which looks like a small cage.
Can anyone tell me what this is?
I`ve read elsewhere about the flat blade fuse mounted to the top of the suspension turret on the nearside but that looks ok. I haven`t put a multimeter on it yet. can anyone shed any light as to why it isn`t working please?
Apart from that, I decided to pull out one of the relays behind the fuse box just out of curiosity,( approx 3"x1 1/4"x2" in size with a number of round pins on the bottom, on ebay it`s described as either a flasher relay or light control unit relay ), after putting it back I now have no fuel gauge, oil pressure gauge, temp gauge or rev counter and, there is a constant mid-high pitch tone coming from it unless i put the indicators on.
Can anyone tell me what`s going on please.
Can anyone tell me what this is?
I`ve read elsewhere about the flat blade fuse mounted to the top of the suspension turret on the nearside but that looks ok. I haven`t put a multimeter on it yet. can anyone shed any light as to why it isn`t working please?
Apart from that, I decided to pull out one of the relays behind the fuse box just out of curiosity,( approx 3"x1 1/4"x2" in size with a number of round pins on the bottom, on ebay it`s described as either a flasher relay or light control unit relay ), after putting it back I now have no fuel gauge, oil pressure gauge, temp gauge or rev counter and, there is a constant mid-high pitch tone coming from it unless i put the indicators on.
Can anyone tell me what`s going on please.