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Engine Compartment Blower Fan Failure

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YOUR RESEARCHEngine Compartment Blower Fan Failure

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Replace relay and fuse

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so I want to try replacing the relay and fuse.

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Replace relay and fuse

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so I want to try replacing the relay and fuse.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello Folks: Just picked up a 997TT. There is an intermittent error message on the dash referencing the engine compartment blower fan. I doubt it is the fan itself... so I want to try replacing the relay and fuse. Can anyone please guide me to the location of the fuse and relay for the 997TT? Thanks in advance.

POST 2Original post

What year? fuse guide missing from the fuse box cover? 2003 C2 Cab fuses

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks FPB111. The model year is 2007. The fuse box was located in the rear, below the subwoofer, near the ECU. There were two fuses, both were blown.

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