peugeot 307 internal heater/fan where is the fuse ?

Look you bunch of morons they person has asked the location of the fuse not for the in's and out's of replacing the blower control resistors.... answer the question asked!!!

Dave
January 2014

On my 2001 307, I searched for ages. The heater resistor wiring connectors burn and loose power.
My resistor was above the clutch pedal.
You have to turn on ignition, put re-circulation ON; that opens a vent above clutch. The resistor was up there but wires very short.
Once you found resistor, half a turn will allow it to drop down. Peugeot do a wiring repair kit for about £50. I just got a loom from scrap yard, extended wires and fitted new plug. Hope this helps

Jb
August 2012

my blowers for heaters are not working ihave change all the 30 amp fuses in the fuse board and check evey fuse on the fuse board i lfoun tyhe motors on n/s under the clove compartnent please help me its driving me loco i am a retire hgv mechanic

derek
February 2011

Had same problem myself, got great information how to sort this problem out, on , www.fixya.com, and also peugeotcentral.co.uk But its very unlikely to be the fuse, as something else would also be not working as its a multi fuse. ( covers sevral other items) But its a good idea to check it first. You will get the heater fuse number which is listed with other items in you manual. If not the fuse, disconect heater blower as explained in above recommended websites , check if working or not by simply useing two short lenghts of suitable cable , connect to car battery , one to positive and one to negative, then get someone to hold motor, whilst you touch the two connector spades on the motor. If their is power getting to the motor and it does not run its probably had it. If it working , then you have to check the resistor. Check out the websites above as they give better instructions than I could to do so. Hopes this is of some help.

bernard
December 2009

i have the same prob with my heater, as for the fuse i think its a shared fuse so if nothing else has stopped its not the fuse. l have traced my prob down to heater blower motor resister or the control panel and that is a complete unit, l wish you good luck and me to.

nigel daniels
October 2009

its proboblry the heater resister which controls the power to your fan for the various speed settings. its behind the centre console and a bugg3r to get at. always going im afraid

chris
January 2009

the problem could be wire loom www.peugeotcentral.com

djb
March 2008