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I have 2002 bmw 325i the blower motor just quit. I replaced the motor with no luck. Is it this resistor your talkin bout the problem? or the one behind the glove blox?
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03-25-2011, 11:44 PM
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It could be the resistor, the relay, the fuse or the control unit. I would check the actual blower motor by applying 12 volts to it as a test.
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