Genuine Nissan 27151 ZT00A Heater Resistor Review

Arrived and solved the problem immediately for Nissan Armada LE 5.6 Gas 2009 :-) The problem was with the engine fan, it keeps at maximum speed all the time only when the closes engine is switched off.

My 2005 Titan air conditioner stuck at high output no matter what settings I adjusted. I googled it and thought it might fix the situation. It is located under the glove box, only 2 screws need to be unscrewed and it is inserted immediately. I used a 5.5mm socket with a deep bolt hole. This solved my problem and was very easy to replace!

My air came into overdrive on the lowest settings, all settings actually. It was a quick and easy decision. It may have taken longer to locate the part than it did to replace it. Just a link and two screws. Don't worry if you have doubts about self-replacement. It's child's play.

AC would stay high no speed level would work. I bought one of these parts from a major retailer for a lot less and have had so many problems with this part. Some fan speeds did not work. You have to wait about 5 minutes for the air conditioner to turn on. I was about to take it to a repair shop after looking for the OEM version which I settled on. This fixed the air conditioning, all levels work fine, no problems as if nothing happened. The aftermarket I bought didn't work properly with my air…

My air conditioner/fan is stuck at high speed. The authorities have not regulated it or shut it down. After searching the internet for the problem I decided to try this $50 part as it has worked for others. The exchange took less than 5 minutes. Only two screws under the glove box / in the passenger leg area. Simply unplug the white wire harness and plug into this one. The one I bought has 4 aluminum fins instead of 3 and seems a bit smaller. It was screwed back on and lined up with the holes…

Perfect match for my 2008 LE Nissan Titan. I have an electronically controlled air conditioning/heater instrument panel and this part worked like clockwork. I had 2 mechanics who told me it would cost $1500-$1800 to fix my air conditioner/heater. I checked online and everyone said to try this first before going to the store. My AC/heater wouldn't turn off, it blew heavily no matter where I turned the knob. As soon as I turn on the truck, the air conditioning/heating runs at full power. It was…