Blower motor
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Laughing Gas
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Blower motor
I have the one speed blower motor that is USUALLY fixed by replacing the resistor. Mine wasn’t. I figure I’ll replace the other two parts, the actual blower motor and the switch in the dash. Surely, one of those 3 is the problem. Any advice on what brand to get or which to avoid? Seems like there are about 200 different brands made. Thanks.
Mountain Pass
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Check the fuse -- there is a relay and separate circuit that operates high speed
you should be able to test the switch operation at the resistor pack for low and medium
Dont have the digital control, correct?
you should be able to test the switch operation at the resistor pack for low and medium
Dont have the digital control, correct?
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Laughing Gas
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This is an ‘03 I’m talking about, so I’m thinking no.
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Laughing Gas
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I think it’s high. It’s at least the 3 of 4 level. It seems most people seem to agree it’s high, so I’ll say it’s high. There’s no new noise that I’ve noticed.
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