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    Posted: 10 Oct 2017 at 12:52pm
Hiya, I've had to get a new replacement engine fitted after 11 weeks yesterday, but I've noticed the air blower stays on full no matter what I do.

If I turn the air blower speed adjustment dial nothing happens.

I've checked the fuses inside the car and they all seem ok. Does anyone have any ideas what could be wrong?
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Ignore, I bought new fuses just in case and all works.
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Depending on the a/c system fitted if the temp dial is showing LO, max fan speed is automatically set.  Do you have full range of temp available?
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Yes I can adjust the heat without any issues hot and cold. It's just the speed of the flow.
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Ignore, I bought new fuses just in case and all works.
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