Hi,
Should the low speed resistor be visible on an E36 aircon fan or is it built into the motor within the casing?
Everything I read says you should already have a resistor when using the E36 fan but I'm just worried I can't actually see it??
E36 Aircon Fan - Low Speed Resistor Location
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joeyb
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I checked RealOEM and for some reason the resistor is not shown on the 328i diagrams, but is on pretty much every other model (typical)
So assuming I need a resistor... will this do ? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Resistor-Axi ... :rk:1:pf:0
So assuming I need a resistor... will this do ? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Resistor-Axi ... :rk:1:pf:0
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DanThe
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If the fan has 3 wires going into the motor then the resistor is built in, most E36 fans are like this
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It does have 3 wires, cheers for confirming Dan
