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STC3133LR - Heater Blower Speed Resistor – A/C

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Heater Blower Speed Resistor sets the lower fan speeds of the heater and ventilation blower in air-conditioned applications.

Wired in series with the blower motor, the resistor pack drops the supply voltage at the intermediate switch positions so the motor runs slower; at maximum speed the resistor is bypassed and the motor receives full supply. It mounts in the blower housing within the airflow, which cools the resistor element during operation.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 1 1989-1998 (L318)
Land Rover Discovery 2 1998-2004 (L318)
Range Rover Classic up to 1994
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1992-1994 — From JA610294. Heater blower speed control resistor (with Air Conditioning)
DISCOVERY 1 1989-1998 — Heater blower speed control resistor (with Air Conditioning)
DISCOVERY 2 1998-2004 — Heater blower motor speed resistor
Alternative Codes
STC3133STC3133LR

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Heater Blower Speed Resistor do?
The Heater Blower Speed Resistor sets the lower fan speeds of the heater and ventilation blower on air-conditioned models. Wired in series with the blower motor, it drops supply voltage at the intermediate switch positions so the motor runs slower. At full speed it's bypassed.
Where is the blower resistor located?
The blower resistor mounts in the heater blower housing, sitting within the airflow so the moving air cools the resistor element during operation. It's part of the heater and ventilation system on air-conditioned Discovery 1, Discovery 2 and Range Rover Classic models.
Why does the heater blower resistor fail?
The blower resistor typically fails from constant heat cycling of its element. When it goes, the lower and intermediate fan speeds usually stop working while full speed still runs, because full speed bypasses the resistor. A blower that only works on its highest setting is the common symptom.
Is this resistor only for air-conditioned vehicles?
Yes, this is the heater blower speed resistor for air-conditioned applications on Discovery 1, Discovery 2 and Range Rover Classic. Vehicles without air conditioning use a different blower resistor, so confirm your car has factory A/C before ordering.

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