Heating

Asked by Andy G Oct 23, 2019 at 07:25 PM about the 2003 Honda Element DX AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Started 3 years ago my fan to my
heater would stop working for
about 20 seconds and then return.
Until 1 cold New England
morning!off completely, I replaced
the head unit, the heater fan, the
condenser, and when I went to
start it? It came on. On a low
speed with the faint smell of
something burning, it worked until
I shut my car off, that was two
years ago. Ever since I've had to
man up and dress for success!
Out of the blue a month ago my
fan came on! Only for about 10
minutes but it came on? Then the
other day while driving down the
road it came on again? But after
only a few miles of utter bliss, it
went the way of the dinosaur! Not
looking too endore another New
England winter! I'm looking for
some guidance? What say you?

3 Answers

Andy G answered 5 years ago

Yeah? I'm pretty sure I replaced this as well, it's literally a power to fan only issue? From the control head unit everything works! It's just a sin that won't go on

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