I just did this yesterday. I have a left hand drive 2015 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque. The heater resistor is located in same spot as in the video. It's not opposite - on the left hand drive (American version) it's on driver side behind gas pedal. The gas pedal needs to be removed - three nuts. I left my gas pedal connected - just swung it behind brake pedal. The gas pedal bracket really makes the job difficult to work around. I could see the resistor but couldn't get hand up in tight spot to spin it counter clockwise to remove. I used a 6" adjustable wrench to put on the end and was able to spin it just enough to be able to get it out. It's in such a tight spot that it needs to go high up in dash to have enough room to pull it out. Not very fun but saved me a lot of $$$. Thanks for posting video - I knew what it would look like.
I'm glad I finally read the comments because that first video had me searching the dashboard for over 2 hours looking for something that wasn't there until I read your comment. Thank you very much I appreciate it I'm the proud owner of a 2013 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque prestige and I'm going to do it myself so I appreciate you taking the time to comment!
Left side of vehicle bottom back of heater box tight to the fire wall. On American model remove the lower dash of the knee airbag, remove gas pedal, there are 5 bolts to remove the brake pedal bracket remove the 4 bolts and only loosen the 5th bolt on top about half way it is hidden so do not take it all the way off the resistor can slide out and back in behind the brake pedal bracket . Left click to loosen and Right click to tighten
thanks for video, used it for same problem on freelander 2, essentially resistor located in same place. Took out glove box and side panel in foot well also. also useful to know to remove resistor leads there are clips at each end to pull back while pulling out
You could spend an eternity looking for that problem and similar niggly problems - Can the general public get accees to manufacturer TBs? It would be interesting to see them for my car... Great video thanks.
Most garages have access to an online form of technical data which is normaly a paid monthly subscription. However if you look at the likes of Haynes Pro and Auto Data they do have some free trials if you wanted to jist take a look for your own car
@@MTMMotorServices Nice one thanks very much - I'll check out Haynes and Auto Data, I would imagine I could buy a new car every month for the price that BMW would charge me :)
@@miss30rolanda it’s buried under the dash right in the middle.. no way to access it without taking the entire dash off. I took it to a shop and it cost $1500 unfortunately. Winter was coming soon I took the hit and got it fixed. It was 11 hours of labor and they ended having to take both doors off as well. Hope that answers it for you
It is on the left side remove the lower half of dash knee airbag unit remove the gas pedal and remove the 5 bolts of the brake pedal bracket. The 5th bolt is hidden at the top of the bracket only loosen that about half way. The resistor it tight to the fire wall very back on bottom of the heater box. Left is loose right is tight one click
@@zachleftwich6638 if your cabin filter is on the right hand side. Then the pipe work maybe reversed on your version. I would imagine that the resistor is still located just behind the cabin filter. I haven't worked on the left hand variant of this car so I can't say with certainty.
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I just did this yesterday. I have a left hand drive 2015 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque. The heater resistor is located in same spot as in the video. It's not opposite - on the left hand drive (American version) it's on driver side behind gas pedal. The gas pedal needs to be removed - three nuts. I left my gas pedal connected - just swung it behind brake pedal. The gas pedal bracket really makes the job difficult to work around. I could see the resistor but couldn't get hand up in tight spot to spin it counter clockwise to remove. I used a 6" adjustable wrench to put on the end and was able to spin it just enough to be able to get it out. It's in such a tight spot that it needs to go high up in dash to have enough room to pull it out. Not very fun but saved me a lot of $$$. Thanks for posting video - I knew what it would look like.
I'm glad I finally read the comments because that first video had me searching the dashboard for over 2 hours looking for something that wasn't there until I read your comment. Thank you very much I appreciate it I'm the proud owner of a 2013 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque prestige and I'm going to do it myself so I appreciate you taking the time to comment!
Big Thanks to Mark for taking the time out to call me back regarding this problem, carry on with the great videos very much appreciated.
Hi Mark
Have just replaced the resistor and everything works perfectly, would just like to thank you again for your help and advice.
@@dipakpatel2690 glad you sorted it!
Thanks Mark for the quick reply, very helpful indeed, as long as it can still be used. 14 day wait on the part.
Left side of vehicle bottom back of heater box tight to the fire wall. On American model remove the lower dash of the knee airbag, remove gas pedal, there are 5 bolts to remove the brake pedal bracket remove the 4 bolts and only loosen the 5th bolt on top about half way it is hidden so do not take it all the way off the resistor can slide out and back in behind the brake pedal bracket . Left click to loosen and Right click to tighten
thanks for video, used it for same problem on freelander 2, essentially resistor located in same place. Took out glove box and side panel in foot well also. also useful to know to remove resistor leads there are clips at each end to pull back while pulling out
I have a 2013 with the same problem
But having a hard time locating it
PLEASE HELP
You could spend an eternity looking for that problem and similar niggly problems - Can the general public get accees to manufacturer TBs? It would be interesting to see them for my car... Great video thanks.
Most garages have access to an online form of technical data which is normaly a paid monthly subscription.
However if you look at the likes of Haynes Pro and Auto Data they do have some free trials if you wanted to jist take a look for your own car
@@MTMMotorServices Nice one thanks very much - I'll check out Haynes and Auto Data, I would imagine I could buy a new car every month for the price that BMW would charge me :)
What year is this? I have a 2015 with this same issue. I don’t see the resistor past the cabin air filter
Hello did you find it ?
I have a 2013 n can find it either
@@miss30rolanda it’s buried under the dash right in the middle.. no way to access it without taking the entire dash off. I took it to a shop and it cost $1500 unfortunately. Winter was coming soon I took the hit and got it fixed. It was 11 hours of labor and they ended having to take both doors off as well. Hope that answers it for you
@@zachleftwich6638 omg!!!!
Thanks a lot for the reply
I might have to go to the dealer myself
Thanks again
It is on the left side remove the lower half of dash knee airbag unit remove the gas pedal and remove the 5 bolts of the brake pedal bracket. The 5th bolt is hidden at the top of the bracket only loosen that about half way. The resistor it tight to the fire wall very back on bottom of the heater box. Left is loose right is tight one click
My 2016 Evoque is only blowing cold air and making a whining noise. Do you know if this resistor replacement would work for this?
Hi Mark, if I take this part out, whilst waiting for the part to come, is car still usable.
@@dipakpatel2690 yes but the heaters won't work. So you won't be able to demist
Hiya,i did change resistor but now fan wont work at all, put back old resistor and working full speed and wont stop🤔🤔😔im out of ideas
I have a 2012 Evoque but I don't find resistor location, can you help me, please.
Any idea how to fix mine it doesn't blowing air at all
Thanks for the video pal nice one 👍
Thanks, hope this video helped XD
@@MTMMotorServices definitely did mate 👍
@@mattsilver8519 hello Matt
Did this work for you ?
What year is your evoque
I’m having this problem now
Looks like an air duct in place of where your resistor is
The resistor is located behind the cover for the cabin filter.
I couldn't see it, I had to feel for it. Then it rotates out of its carrier.
I have 2015 evoque. Left hand drive. The cabin air filter is in the passenger side. The resistor will be in the same location as yours then?
@@zachleftwich6638 if your cabin filter is on the right hand side. Then the pipe work maybe reversed on your version.
I would imagine that the resistor is still located just behind the cabin filter.
I haven't worked on the left hand variant of this car so I can't say with certainty.
@@zachleftwich6638 did you find the resistor?
@@needmetal3221 did you find the resistor? I also have a 2015 evoque.