Watch out for that blower switch, it could fry your car.

[TimS]

Thanks, got it. I had transposed the yellow and orange wires when I put in the new switch.
Runs like a charm now. The new motor is very quiet, smaller and lighter than the original and puts a lot of air through.

[maxderoswell]

The switch lasted 30 years.
The problem occur when the blower motor is asking to much current for some time because of bad bearing.
The switch and wiring around it get overheated and finaly give up.
Since you already adressed the problem of the blower, yo should be fine with a new switch.

http://www.cbsonline.co.uk/3-speed-heater-fan-switch--swfan-1578-p.asp

The correct link now is: http://www.cbsonline.co.uk/product/3_Speed_Heater_Fan_Switch_With_Rubber_Knob_SWFAN

 

Mathieu

[maxderoswell]

Very nice job.  
I have to redo mine again, since the plastic broke and the motor fell and dragged the blower wheel inside the housing. A temporary fix with metal reinforcement should hold until I can come up with a better replacement.

Hello,

this is my stainless bracket for the Hyundai motor's fitting.













Clio 2 rear plug:











Mathieu