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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a 1999 C2 911. My air has been blowing ice cold. Today, it appears the fan blower has stopped. If I press the A/C button, you can hear the compressor kick on, however, no air blows out. The defrost air is dead as well. So I'm assuming my blower stopped working. I searched my fuse box but couldn't find one. Does anyone know where this fuse would be? Or any advice in getting the blower motor back working? Thanks

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