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Old 03-09-2010, 02:54 PM
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when i put power directly to it it will work on the settings 2 and 4, i dont get it guys haha and it dosent blow much heat
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blower motor resistor is out. it controls the amps to the blower motor which controls your fan speeds. when out it only allows fan to work on 2 settings...low and max.
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blower motor resistor is out. it controls the amps to the blower motor which controls your fan speeds. when out it only allows fan to work on 2 settings...low and max.
so does it need to be replaced or what do i do to fix it
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so does it need to be replaced or what do i do to fix it
needs to be replaced. theyre usually located behind the glove box on the climate control box. will have a wire sticking out and two screws that hold it in place..
heres a link for price n pic of back of resistor. takes 5 mins to replace..
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...uestid=1676432
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needs to be replaced. theyre usually located behind the glove box on the climate control box. will have a wire sticking out and two screws that hold it in place..
heres a link for price n pic of back of resistor. takes 5 mins to replace..
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...uestid=1676432

so would that also cause it not to work without putting power directly to it?
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if its completely fried then ya...
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if its completely fried then ya...
ok well then ill go take it out and take a look at it
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ok well then ill go take it out and take a look at it
look at all the lil circuits in the back of the resistor to be sure. mine turned black when it fried so...
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look at all the lil circuits in the back of the resistor to be sure. mine turned black when it fried so...
well they all looked to be connected and not blown. but i found out that the reason my blower motor wasnt working was a relay. but it still only works on 2 and 4 i think ill just find a jy resistor for cheap and see if thats it
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well they all looked to be connected and not blown. but i found out that the reason my blower motor wasnt working was a relay. but it still only works on 2 and 4 i think ill just find a jy resistor for cheap and see if thats it
oh yea...i forgot about the relay for the motor that sits by the resistor. and if it works on the hi/lo settings its the resistor. even though mine was black when i took it out my fan still worked on lo n hi....
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oh yea...i forgot about the relay for the motor that sits by the resistor. and if it works on the hi/lo settings its the resistor. even though mine was black when i took it out my fan still worked on lo n hi....
thanks for the help man ill let ya know how it goes when i find the jy reisistor
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My ac/heat blower hasn't worked for over a year. I replaced the motor...nope. I took the resistor from my sons jeep which worked fine and ...no deal. I checked fuses... all ok. Relays I switched them around and nothing changed. What tha heck?!!!!
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Do you havea meter to check if it's getting power?

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thanks for the help man ill let ya know how it goes when i find the jy reisistor
Why buy a broken resistor? Just buy a new one from NAPA.
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I don't have a meter, but if it wasn't getting power what would be the solution. Not the fuse, resistor...what next could I check?
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