Heater Fan Resistor Fix - Nissan Micra K12
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2022
- Replacing the heater fan (blower fan) resistor unit in a Nissan Micra K12 from years 2003 to 2010. If this resistor unit fails, the fan might only come on at certain dial settings or not at all. The replacement part number is 27150AX115. Thanks for watching. Please comment, like and subscribe !.
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Thank you for a great video. No silly music to distract, just straight to the job. Very clear and easy to follow.
You're welcome, thanks for watching !
Worth noting that this tutorial is for a RHD car
No reason for ripping the glove box out on a LHD car just to find the resistor is not there :)
It is located on the same site of the car regardless
Thanks - sorted mine with your help ✅
No problem 👍
Thank you so much for sharing your Micra moments,i'm changing this today,i would have never found this easy repair if it wasn't for your videos.(£10ish Ebay).
You're very welcome !
Thanks for your video.
Its really usefull.
Mine work on 1 and 2 but doesn't in 3 and 4, do you know if the same thing ?
Great vid. Just the job however I found the metal contact on the resistor had disconnected. Looks like the solder just came off. So I got it stuck back in place and hey presto. I assume thus is safe to do. May not last long but an even cheaper fix none the less.
Thanks for the info
Thanks
You're welcome !
whether switch on the air con or switch on the heating, come out the air was normal temperture （ not cold / hot) , Could you give me some advice. thanks
Gracias
You're welcome !
Mine isn't situated here 😢, I'm on the european version ( left side steering )
Is there any way to test the resistor? Many thanks for the video
You're welcome. There's a few videos showing how to test it, like this one: th-cam.com/video/j9hbnttw0jo/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this manual. If it do nothing when I turn it, what it can be? Any air, any noice... Thanks in advance
The fuse could have blown or the blower motor itself could have failed.
Is there any possibility that is not positioned there, automatic AC, I can't find it in my mk12 2003.
I'm not sure about the automatic AC, I haven't worked on one. Sorry
Hi, I am with automatic climate control and none of the speeds work in my micra. Do you think it could be the heater fan resistor or it may be something else ?
nissian mirca 2013 model is it still has this problem? thanks for advise
If the fan only comes on at the high setting then it could be the same problem as this. I haven't worked on a K13 so I'm not sure exactly where it is. Sorry
Thanks for reply
You're welcome
İs it possible at ac models too?
I'm not sure. I haven't worked on an AC model
This didnt fix mine 😢 Only doesnt work on the max blow setting
How do I change bulb from heater controls?
You have to take most of the dashboard apart unfortunately.
@@screwsnutsandbolts thanks for answering ;D
@@mateuszd.9668 Actually, I just looked again and I think I figured out an easier way to get at the bulbs. I'll upload a video in the next day or two and I'll get back to you.
@@screwsnutsandbolts Thank you so much :D
I just uploaded the video. This is easiest way I could find to change the bulbs: th-cam.com/video/fid1S5wouds/w-d-xo.html
Miss Richards watch this
Question: If i don't have the A/C button, does that mean i don't have AC? It only blow hot air
Yes that's usually the case
@@screwsnutsandbolts Thank you!
@@screwsnutsandbolts I just bought the car and had it inspected, CO emissions are too high. What should i do about it? Any advice?. It also has the P0420 catalytic code.
Can you put a/c in this car or is it impossible?
My Micra had no blower at all. All fuses etc sound. Is this the culprit for mine anybody please.???
Thanks
You're welcome