Fan control levers positions 1 and 2 to became inoperative this week, but I still have use of 3 and 4. My air and heat work fine. What could be the problem? My control lever or the fan itself? The car is 16 yrs. old with under 90k. It's time something on the interior went, lol!
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Question: How can I troubleshoot my Fan Control Lever when it becomes inop? Or my fan?
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Answer #1
mastertech6371 September 11, 2011, 16:43
Masterblower motor resistor is bad. easy fix. under the right side of the dash by the blower motor.
Roy
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daveusmc, September 11, 2011, 18:06ReplyRookieSo, it's visible and easy to fix and the blower doesn't have to be removed, I take it?
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big01_dram September 11, 2011, 17:14Reply
Journeymanyes its probably your blower motor resistor. usually the wires coming from the blower motor go right to the resistor.
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patrick mannion from Greg Solow's Engine Room, September 11, 2011, 17:55Reply
MasterAgree two philips screws hold the resistor into the heater blower motor housing. Wires on resistor are blue/black, blue/yellow, blue/white, and blue.
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