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JGM100130 - Heater Resistor Pack Electrical Part Land Rover Range Rover

JGM100130 - Verwarmingsweerstandpakket

- €112,40
€112,40
€112,40 - €112,40
€112,40
OEM Part
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weerstandseenheid JGM100130
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — With Air Conditioning, from VIN (V)XA159807. Blower/heater speed control resistor pack.
Alternative Codes
JGM100130

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Frequently asked questions

What does the JGM100130 heater resistor pack do?
The JGM100130 heater resistor pack controls the blower motor fan speed on the Defender HVAC system. Wired into the blower circuit, it drops voltage across resistive elements to give the intermediate fan speeds.
Does this resistor pack fit my Defender?
Fits the Defender with air conditioning, from VIN (V)XA159807. It's the blower speed resistor for the air-conditioned heater setup, so confirm your Defender has A/C and check the VIN break.
What are the signs of a failed heater resistor pack?
A failed resistor pack typically leaves the blower working only on the highest speed, or dead on the lower settings. The resistive elements overheat and fail over time, a common HVAC fault on these Defenders.