citroen c5 heater

andddy123 · Unread post by **andddy123** » 27 Jul 2009, 13:42

hi does anyone know where i can purchase a resistor for the heater fan for the interior as its either on or off and presume it must be a resistor,thanks,andy

bencowell · Unread post by **bencowell** » 27 Jul 2009, 18:51

When mine went the dealer was 2p more expensive than the parts factor and had them in stock.

Be cheeky and ask for a discount as it is a regular failure and must be a design fault.

Ed Armstrong · Unread post by **Ed Armstrong** » 27 Jul 2009, 22:10

Just had a quote for the resistor module - a wacking £135 with vat, must be gold plated- Anybody know the resitor values? I could make my own....

Unread post by **myglaren** » 28 Jul 2009, 06:43

That sounds excessive!

If it is the same as mine (climate control module, sits above th clutch pedal and to the left) mine was only £45ish +VAT.

Unread post by **Paul-R** » 28 Jul 2009, 21:06

First of all what type of A/C do you have? Is it the fully automatic type or what?

andddy123 · Unread post by **andddy123** » 29 Jul 2009, 18:18

hi,i have aircon without climate control so its jst on and off i presume,thanks for you help,andy

Ed Armstrong · Unread post by **Ed Armstrong** » 02 Aug 2009, 22:43

My 2003 VTR C5 is simple aircon no climatge control and a 4 position fan -runs off or full on so am presuming it's resistor pack but £140 quid - no way!!!!!

Unread post by **myglaren** » 02 Aug 2009, 23:36

Seems strange to me that a newer and higher model of C5 would have a simpler aircon than mine.

As said in the other similar thread, you should be able to repair that yourself quite easily. There are repair instructions for the Xantia variant here somewhere.

Unread post by **Paul-R** » 03 Aug 2009, 10:07

Yep, the other post covers much the same ground. http://www.frenchcarforum.co.uk/forum/v ... hp?t=27735

Clogzz · Unread post by **Clogzz** » 03 Aug 2009, 14:45

If the aircon has fixed speeds without ‘automatic’ setting, it may have a resistor pack where the fuse link blows; then only the top speed works, and none of the lower speeds work.
The silvery/yellow fuse is something like 170ºC, and available from electronics suppliers.
It usually blows when overheating from lack of air flow, and sometimes for no reason.

Story here:
http://www.frenchcarforum.co.uk/forum/v ... hp?t=23334

Unread post by **myglaren** » 03 Aug 2009, 17:34

Excellent Cloggz - you're the man!
Exactly what I was thinking of but couldn't remember where.

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