Blower Motor Speed Control
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Blower Motor Speed Control
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Does anyone know how the blower motor speed control works on a 1971 Ford F100. I have one speed and thats high and off. Any information would be greatly appreiciated!!! Thanks!!!
Does anyone know how the blower motor speed control works on a 1971 Ford F100. I have one speed and thats high and off. Any information would be greatly appreiciated!!! Thanks!!!
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From: Hernando Ms
You will likely get a specific answer in the proper year model of the forum....with that being said,TYPICALLY the blower motor resistor block is mounted in the air ductwork somewhere close to the motor itself.
This resistor block screws in with i think 2 screws,and has a plug with relatively heavy gage wire,If memory serves a total of four.
Unplug the connector,and remove the 2 screws.You should see about 3 large coils of wire connected at one end to one of the treminals,and the other ends connected to different pins on the connector plate.
This resistor block screws in with i think 2 screws,and has a plug with relatively heavy gage wire,If memory serves a total of four.
Unplug the connector,and remove the 2 screws.You should see about 3 large coils of wire connected at one end to one of the treminals,and the other ends connected to different pins on the connector plate.
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