1990 Aerostar
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1990 Aerostar
I have the Aerostar 4.0L extended AWD version. On the rear air absolutely NO air comes out. Is there a circuit breaker or something else I can check? It worked fine for years and one day just stopped working. It sucks because it is really cold where I live in the winter
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Originally Posted by Muffinman
Bad fan motor, Bad switch, loose wire. Get a test light or volt meter and check them.
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Just remove the middle seat if any and you can get at all the screws easy. Just remove the panel and you will see it. While your in there clean all the dust and stuff that gets back there off.
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On the driver's side , along the wall in the back, there is a small recess pocket to keep little stuff. In the recess, there is a panel held by two screws. Open these screws and the panel flips open. In the panel are a bunch of fuses. I have no idea what those fuses are for 
but I imagine they had to do with the rear A/C. I think they are worth a little investigation, and please post what you find out.
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but I imagine they had to do with the rear A/C. I think they are worth a little investigation, and please post what you find out.Regards
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Originally Posted by copper_90680
On the driver's side , along the wall in the back, there is a small recess pocket to keep little stuff. In the recess, there is a panel held by two screws. Open these screws and the panel flips open. In the panel are a bunch of fuses. I have no idea what those fuses are for but I imagine they had to do with the rear A/C. I think they are worth a little investigation, and please post what you find out.
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but I imagine they had to do with the rear A/C. I think they are worth a little investigation, and please post what you find out.Regards
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Originally Posted by Muffinman
He has a 1990, Only the 1994~1997's had those.
What are those fuses for? Inquiring minds want to know
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Muffinman
He has a 1990, Only the 1994~1997's had those.
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Some are for the fuel pump shut off. If you look at a 1990 model fuse block it has 3 more fuse slots. The 1993~1997 have less. They replaced them with box relays and moved some of it around. I think one goes to the Rear window wiper and defroster.
I took my cover off yesterday to install my speakers and amps. While I was digging aroung and cleaning the 300 straws ans a spoon I found some snap-on wrenches in there. Which made me start digging on both sides
I took my cover off yesterday to install my speakers and amps. While I was digging aroung and cleaning the 300 straws ans a spoon I found some snap-on wrenches in there. Which made me start digging on both sides
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