2. Disconnect the heater fan resistor connector.
3. Check the resistance between the terminals of the heater fan resistor connector.
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4. If the resistances do not correspond to those given in the table, the heater fan resistor should be replaced.
Checking the Heater Fan Resistor (Manual Air Conditioner) (Honda Fit 1)
1. Remove the instrument panel.
2. Disconnect the heater fan resistor connector.
3. Check the resistance between the terminals of the heater fan resistor connector.
4. If the resistances do not correspond to those given in the table, the heater fan resistor should be replaced.
2. Disconnect the heater fan resistor connector.
3. Check the resistance between the terminals of the heater fan resistor connector.
4. If the resistances do not correspond to those given in the table, the heater fan resistor should be replaced.
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