02/CRV, no heater fan = bad resistor(?)
10-04-2007, 07:08 AM
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02/CRV, no heater fan = bad resistor(?)
All of a sudden our CRV's heater fan quits, but heat still finds its
way to the vents. Windows eventually defrost, but this will be a big
problem in Newfoundland later this winter. The local Honda dealer
diagnosed the problem as a "resistor" needing to be replaced. The
part is on order, but it'll cost me $200+install!!
My question is what kind of resistor plays a part in the fan failure,
let alone a $200 resistor? What options do I have?
TIA & cheerios from the Avalon Peninsula
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way to the vents. Windows eventually defrost, but this will be a big
problem in Newfoundland later this winter. The local Honda dealer
diagnosed the problem as a "resistor" needing to be replaced. The
part is on order, but it'll cost me $200+install!!
My question is what kind of resistor plays a part in the fan failure,
let alone a $200 resistor? What options do I have?
TIA & cheerios from the Avalon Peninsula
)
10-04-2007, 01:57 PM
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Re: 02/CRV, no heater fan = bad resistor(?)
rarewolf wrote:
> All of a sudden our CRV's heater fan quits, but heat still finds its
> way to the vents. Windows eventually defrost, but this will be a big
> problem in Newfoundland later this winter. The local Honda dealer
> diagnosed the problem as a "resistor" needing to be replaced. The
> part is on order, but it'll cost me $200+install!!
>
> My question is what kind of resistor plays a part in the fan failure,
> let alone a $200 resistor? What options do I have?
>
> TIA & cheerios from the Avalon Peninsula)
>
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Your parts diagrams are at www.slhondaparts.com, and it's actually a
TRANSISTOR, I think.
Here's a few threads about fixing it yourself.
http://www.hondasuv.com/members/showthread.php?t=26779&
http://www.hondasuv.com/members/showthread.php?t=22777&
If you're handy, call back and cancel the part from the dealer...
'Curly'
> All of a sudden our CRV's heater fan quits, but heat still finds its
> way to the vents. Windows eventually defrost, but this will be a big
> problem in Newfoundland later this winter. The local Honda dealer
> diagnosed the problem as a "resistor" needing to be replaced. The
> part is on order, but it'll cost me $200+install!!
>
> My question is what kind of resistor plays a part in the fan failure,
> let alone a $200 resistor? What options do I have?
>
> TIA & cheerios from the Avalon Peninsula
)>
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Your parts diagrams are at www.slhondaparts.com, and it's actually a
TRANSISTOR, I think.
Here's a few threads about fixing it yourself.
http://www.hondasuv.com/members/showthread.php?t=26779&
http://www.hondasuv.com/members/showthread.php?t=22777&
If you're handy, call back and cancel the part from the dealer...
'Curly'
10-04-2007, 01:57 PM
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Re: 02/CRV, no heater fan = bad resistor(?)
rarewolf wrote:
> All of a sudden our CRV's heater fan quits, but heat still finds its
> way to the vents. Windows eventually defrost, but this will be a big
> problem in Newfoundland later this winter. The local Honda dealer
> diagnosed the problem as a "resistor" needing to be replaced. The
> part is on order, but it'll cost me $200+install!!
>
> My question is what kind of resistor plays a part in the fan failure,
> let alone a $200 resistor? What options do I have?
>
> TIA & cheerios from the Avalon Peninsula)
>
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Your parts diagrams are at www.slhondaparts.com, and it's actually a
TRANSISTOR, I think.
Here's a few threads about fixing it yourself.
http://www.hondasuv.com/members/showthread.php?t=26779&
http://www.hondasuv.com/members/showthread.php?t=22777&
If you're handy, call back and cancel the part from the dealer...
'Curly'
> All of a sudden our CRV's heater fan quits, but heat still finds its
> way to the vents. Windows eventually defrost, but this will be a big
> problem in Newfoundland later this winter. The local Honda dealer
> diagnosed the problem as a "resistor" needing to be replaced. The
> part is on order, but it'll cost me $200+install!!
>
> My question is what kind of resistor plays a part in the fan failure,
> let alone a $200 resistor? What options do I have?
>
> TIA & cheerios from the Avalon Peninsula
)>
------------------------------
Your parts diagrams are at www.slhondaparts.com, and it's actually a
TRANSISTOR, I think.
Here's a few threads about fixing it yourself.
http://www.hondasuv.com/members/showthread.php?t=26779&
http://www.hondasuv.com/members/showthread.php?t=22777&
If you're handy, call back and cancel the part from the dealer...
'Curly'
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