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Subject: Re: Climate control/blower electrical connection problem?
Author: vuk : member since December, 2006 : 7 posts
Posted on: 2007-06-07 10:13:22

There is a repair on the web for the climate control. I think your problem is related...basically replacing a tantalium cap (.47uf I think). It would probably take longer to disassemble and reassemble the unit, than replace the cap. Evidently this cap takes alot of current, and fails. This write-up is pretty descriptive and well written (w/ a bunch of step-by-step photos):

http://www.macadamizer.com/bmwfix.html

Hope this helps.

Vuk



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