It's only missing the letter "B" from the end of the part number on the picture you posted. The part number from the non-air conditioned unit is the same expect for the "B" suffix. I can't easily get to the footwell at the moment, as the car is garaged, but it's got to be the correct part. It's in exactly the same location. I'll PM you with my details.
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Does the blower still work at all? Or only on flat out position?
My brother has a dodgy blower motor and it keeps blowing the resistor, so I have put a few new resistors in it and freed up the motor to keep it going, but it really needs a blower.
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Also check the pollen filter to make sure it is good, as my brother's filter was originaly full of crap and was soaking wet, which didn't help.SSComment
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I found the thermal fuse I used to fix the resistor pack, in case anyone fancies fixing one themselves. >>> Link.SSComment
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Blower still works on the highest position. I think at this position it completely by-passes the resistors. I think it's just a set of resistors inside the pack. Thanks for the link, I'll have a go at fixing the existing one over Christmas.Comment
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Dean, the resistors in your resistor pack are fine, you'll find it's the thermal fuse that has blown.
If you replace just the thermal fuse all will be well but lubricate your fan motor at the same time or you'll just blow the new thermal fuse.
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