A/C not blowing
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A/C not blowing
Got in my truck this morning and everything worked fine, no problems. Arrived at my destination and parked. Come out about two hours later start the truck and my A/C wont blow air, My truck is an 05 lariat so it has the climate control A/C. Everything was working fine it just wont blow air, When i turned the A/C on and off i could hear/feel the small thump of the clutch engaging on the compressor.
Im thinking the blower fan just went south? or maybe something stupid that controls the blower fan? Any help is much appreciated because summer is in full swing here in central florida, temps are 95+ not including the humidity
Im thinking the blower fan just went south? or maybe something stupid that controls the blower fan? Any help is much appreciated because summer is in full swing here in central florida, temps are 95+ not including the humidity
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It could be any one of the following:
Fuse F2 under the hood, blower relay in underhood fusebox, the blower motor, the blower speed controller, EATC module, or any of the wiring between components or to power or ground.
With the EATC, it's not a simple circuit and wil require some real troubleshooting to get it right the first time.
Start with checking the fuse, then see if there's a relay in the same box with t he same specs you can swap for the blower relay. After that, anything will require a meter at a minimum.
Fuse F2 under the hood, blower relay in underhood fusebox, the blower motor, the blower speed controller, EATC module, or any of the wiring between components or to power or ground.
With the EATC, it's not a simple circuit and wil require some real troubleshooting to get it right the first time.
Start with checking the fuse, then see if there's a relay in the same box with t he same specs you can swap for the blower relay. After that, anything will require a meter at a minimum.
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u should just chk if ur blower is geting power, if it is, its the blower if its not chk the switchs in the cab those go out ALOT on fords and did u ohm test the relay? and changing a blower isnt bad we have 29 ambulances and they go out constently but u should by fine go to ur parts store get ur self a test light and a small racht set and u can do alot.GOOD LUCK 
lemme knw how it goes
lemme knw how it goes
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u should just chk if ur blower is geting power, if it is, its the blower if its not chk the switchs in the cab those go out ALOT on fords and did u ohm test the relay? and changing a blower isnt bad we have 29 ambulances and they go out constently but u should by fine go to ur parts store get ur self a test light and a small racht set and u can do alot.GOOD LUCK lemme knw how it goes
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So it started working again today, all by its self. anyone know what would cause it to do this?
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An intermittent connection, one of the most frustrating of problems to pin down since it will usually work when you're looking for it but fail when you want to use it.
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next time go off, take a hammer and hit the motor blower, see what happen
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Blower Motor
I have a 2005 F250 and had a similar problem. Does it blow out of the defrost? If so it has to do with the vacum lines and vacum pump. I had to check the pump on the passenger side on the wheel well. It worked fime. I then checked all of the vacum lines, even the ones that run to the front automatic hubs. I was told to cut a half of an inch off of them. I haven't tried that yet. I can get mine to work again by switching into 4 wheel drive and then back to 2 wheel drive. I was amazed it worked. Haaven't had a problem since. I don't know how long this will last.
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I have a 2005 F250 and had a similar problem. Does it blow out of the defrost? If so it has to do with the vacum lines and vacum pump. I had to check the pump on the passenger side on the wheel well. It worked fime. I then checked all of the vacum lines, even the ones that run to the front automatic hubs. I was told to cut a half of an inch off of them. I haven't tried that yet. I can get mine to work again by switching into 4 wheel drive and then back to 2 wheel drive. I was amazed it worked. Haaven't had a problem since. I don't know how long this will last.
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It is necessary to distinguish whether you have a blower that isn't running at all vs. a blower that runs but does not push the air out the correct ducts.
Different problems, different causes, different solutions.
Different problems, different causes, different solutions.