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I want heat!!!
Still have the problem with my heater. Blower motor is not blowing so I thought it might be bad. Checked the voltage and there was none. Is there a relay for this because I checked all of the fuses and none were blown.
Please help as we cant use the car right now with the snow
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Well I would grab a multi meter and start checking at the switch. See if it is even putting power out to the blower motor.
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sounds like its your blower motor resistor it has four wires and its to the right of blower motor my quit working and thats what it was
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its one of the two above things. Although when the resistor fails the low position on the fan switch generally still works
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Thanks guys. I will go check the resistor. Anyone have a wiring diagram for the heater/ac system to aid in tracing wire's?
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I bet resistor, had that go on my f150 already this year and it was crazy rusty so i am willing to be the 13 dollar part went.
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Anyone know if the one off of my OBS will work. The blower moters had the same plug.
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The f150 has two different kinds so I dont really know. Check napaonline.com and look at the pictures. Its really easy to get to and if you unplug it from the resistor i think it defaults to high speed.
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Thanks for the link.
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