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  1. http://i1378.photobucket.com/albums/ah102/simondaviesj/Mobile%20Uploads/Screenshot_2015-09-10-11-50-44_zpsbmwnrtoi.jpg
  2. Success! Okay, after much messing about and testing I found the problem. The reason there was no voltage at the connector to the fan was in fact the air con module that slots up the side of the ducting. I had initially replace the fan and replaced the control paneL and still getting the same result. However, the lights on the control panel was always flickering, the air con button didn't light up after pressing it nor the air circulation button. Went to the scrap yard as a last dich attempt to get it working, plugged in the new air con controller module and it all worked as it should, heat, air con, fan speed etc... it was it's little pain in the bum, but very easy to replace.
  3. I have connected I 12v supply direct to the fan and it works on full. If I'm only getting a small mv from the supply, this surely won't be enough, there's something a miss here. I'm sure it needs a 12v supply to the fan and then the control module will regulate the supply when the fan speed is changed. I'm baffled.
  4. http://i1378.photobucket.com/albums/ah102/simondaviesj/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_20150909_143643_zpssd7va9qw.jpg What sort of voltage should I be getting at the power connector to the fan? I'm getting this mv reading, surely it should be at least 12v?
  5. Cheers John, I've posted the picture above and circled the part that I'm on about.
  6. http://i1378.photobucket.com/albums/ah102/simondaviesj/Mobile%20Uploads/Screenshot_2015-08-27-13-16-51_zpsmsjxaslo.jpg
  7. How do I exactly post a picture to this site like you have?
  8. Hi all, new to the site. The heater fan does not work at all on my girlfriends xsara 2002. I have looked this up on the net and suggestions are that it's the two resistors on the fan itself. I have removed the fan, is there any way I can test this? Also, yesterday, my girlfriend had a fright and had to stop the cat suddenly as there was a loud fast clicking noise coming from behind the glove box. I removed the glove box today to descovered it coming from what looks like a servo unit right in the centre of where the glove box was, any suggestions as to what this is? Thanks in advance.
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