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Ok, another stupid question. Where is the fuse for the blower motor located?
Ok, on a w201, 190e 2.3l 1988.
On the fuse box cover, it says that the fuse for the blower motor is located outside the box. Anyone here know where it is located? What does it look like? A regular fuse or a rely? Thanks, Iggy
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Should be a metal strip in a little black box, probably in front of the fuse box.
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Yes, a flat metal strip under a cover. If it doesn't appear to be melted/blown check the cleanliness where the screws hold it down, my blower suddenly stopped working one day and it turned out to be slight corrosion on the screws, dissimilar metals.....
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