• Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)
  • Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)
  • Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)
  • Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)
  • Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)
  • Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)
  • Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)
  • Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)
  • Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)
  • Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)
  • Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)
  • Allmotorparts Blower Motor Resistor For 2010-2013 Mazda 3 - Manual Temp Control, Replaces 4P1711, RU906 (HVAC Fan Speed Fix)

Product Details

Web ID: 818890
Is your Mazda 3's heater or AC fan only blowing on high speed? That's usually a sign the blower motor resistor has gone bad. This replacement part from Allmotorparts is made specifically for 2010-2013 Mazda 3 models with manual temperature control (not automatic climate control). It's a brand new, high-quality aftermarket part that matches OE fit and function, replacing part numbers like 4P1711, RU906, BBM461B15, and JA1833. It comes tested and ready to install straight out of the box—no remanufacturing here. Installation typically involves locating the resistor near the blower fan (often under the dashboard) and swapping it out. Just double-check your vehicle details to ensure compatibility. If your fan works on some speeds but not others, this resistor should get your HVAC system back to normal. Comes with friendly support if you need help.