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Old 11-02-2013, 11:24 PM
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Update: I haven't done jack squat to the X5 yet. However (comma) a buddy went spelunking in the Bentley manual and thinks he found one more thing to check. The fusible link 107 seems to be inline with the fan, post 50A fuse in the fuse panel.

He's looking at pages ECL-19 and ECE-134.

I'll tear into things Friday and see. It makes more sense than a 6mm^2 wire having an open in it (but stranger things have happened…).
And the answer was: Fusible Link 107 (60 amp) was blown!

Problem is the dealers in town don't have one. I had a spare 50 amp one in the spare tire area power distribution block area and used it to test the circuit. Now I need to get my hands on a 60 amp fusible link.
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interesting... 60 A? got a diagram? i'd like to see where it is on the diagram, and where it is in the car... if possible, of course... so, your assessment, that the steady +12V did not make it to the fan from the fuse was correct...

is it working now?
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Old 11-03-2013, 02:12 PM
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interesting... 60 A? got a diagram? i'd like to see where it is on the diagram, and where it is in the car... if possible, of course... so, your assessment, that the steady +12V did not make it to the fan from the fuse was correct...

is it working now?


F107 is the above pic. This is behind the glove box fuse box.

It is working fine right now, but I have a 50A fusible link in there temporarily until I can acquire the correct one.

Here's the RealOEM diagram. Item 6.


04 Fuse 15A ? 61131372626 $0.75

04 Fuse 30A ? 61131372628 $0.75

04 Fuse 5A ? 61131386626 $0.75

04 Fuse 10A ? 61131386627 $0.75

04 Fuse 20A ? 61131386848 $0.75

04 Fuse 40A ? 61146953473 $0.86
05 Fuse Maxi, blue 60A ? 61136914636 $2.15

05 Fuse Maxi, orange 40A ? 61138367132 $1.83
05 Fuse Maxi, green 30A ? 61138367146 $2.78

05 Fuse Maxi, red 50A ? 61138367154 $2.15

06 Circlip 60A ? 61136917405 $2.42
06 Circlip 40A ? 61136925855 $2.42
06 Circlip 100A ? 61138364631 $2.93
06 Circlip 50A ? 61138365901 $2.42
06 Circlip 80A ? 61138365903 $2.42
06 Circlip 200A ? 61138365905 $8.23
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I have a 2004 E53, 3.0 D Sport. And Ive got no power at the Fan.

The DIS is throwing a Fault code on the Electric Fan: 41F1, Activation to short Circuit to earth.
I have no power at the Electric Fan Connector.
I checked F61 in the glove box = All ok 50amp.

I having trouble finding F107. On mine I think its in the back with the spare wheel. Or is it behind the passenger airbag?

This is my rear wheel fuse block? But no labels on here? All these test out ok too.



This is my Accessory Fan connector. 1 connector is a little corroded. But I'm not getting 12v at any of these connectors.



Thanks for confirming if F107 is in the rear as pictured above or if its behind the passenger airbag.

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Old 12-18-2015, 02:27 PM
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I found the problem. The connector has corroded.
When I check the power behind the connector I have 12 volts.
Does anyone know where I can get a replacement connector thats on the loom.

This part on Realoem shows a 3 prong connector. The connector is a 4 prong but only 3 are used?

RealOEM.com - Online BMW Parts Catalog


Checked Fuse 107 - all ok. After removing the Airbag and checking the voltage both sides.



Heres the faulty cable connector
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