Due to the lovely weather in the last few days the country roads I take home are a little flooded. Unfortunately, one was very flooded on the way home last night, and I had no option except to drive through it, courtesy of the 4x4 about six inches behind me.I got through ok, with the windows misting up instantly as the blowers threw lots of moist air onto the windscreen. However, the blowers have now stopped. Warm air is still slowly making its way up, but without help from the fan its a slow process.Does anyone know where the fan is, how to check it? Would the water have got to it and broken it? Is there a fuse for it and if so where is it?Any help would be appreciated (except for sending old rags through the post!)Cheers, DJ
DJSend me your email address offline - I may be able to help.
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I had a similar experience once. It was just a blown fuse.
Yep, thats all its turned out to be. Thanks Pesky for all the info you sent me, at least I know how the whole system works now.