Chug wrote:Positive and negative power in, positive and negative out to the fan motor.
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Cheers, I didn't think it could be that simple..
The question is more how do I go about taking the resistor out of the circuit while leaving the rest of the original control functional as I need to keep the functions for the recirculation/outside air and the air con on/off.
Is it just a case of disconnecting the relevant wires from the back of the control switch or is there more to it?