robin_baumann1
Traveller Blower Motor AUC Sensor Fault
Summary of the thread
The blower motor in a 2017 Peugeot Traveller diesel was not functioning, and diagnostics indicated a fault with the AUC sensor. The initial suspicion was a bad cable or plug. After checking the wiring without finding obvious issues, a shop inspection revealed a bad connection to the AUC sensor, which was then fixed.
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robin_baumann1 (community.author)
Yeah, I checked the wiring as best I could without taking things apart. Didn't see anything obvious. Did your BMW have the exact same problem – blower motor completely dead?
levisturm6
My BMW had complete AC failure, not just the blower, but the AUC sensor was the reason. Since you checked the wiring, maybe get a shop to look at the sensor and connections more closely.
robin_baumann1 (community.author)
Thanks for the tip. I took it to a shop, and it was a bad connection to the AUC sensor. Cost me 95€. Your experience really helped.
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levisturm6
I had something similar with my 2016 BMW 5 series. The AC wasn't working, and it also pointed to the AUC sensor. Did you check the sensor's wiring for damage or corrosion?