blower motor relay
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blower motor relay
i have a 1986 f-150 xlt supercab. my blower motor was working fine then just quit. was working fine when i turned the truck off them 20 mins later started her back up and blower was not working. i checked the fuse and it looked good. i can find the relays. does anyone know where there at? or any ideas of what might be wrong? thanks
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i have a 1986 f-150 xlt supercab. my blower motor was working fine then just quit. was working fine when i turned the truck off them 20 mins later started her back up and blower was not working. i checked the fuse and it looked good. i can find the relays. does anyone know where there at? or any ideas of what might be wrong? thanks
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There are no relays, only the 30 amp fuse.
Besides what has already been mentioned above, check the blower motor resistor and switch. If it works on high but not other speeds it's the resistor etc...
Besides what has already been mentioned above, check the blower motor resistor and switch. If it works on high but not other speeds it's the resistor etc...
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These threads are worth reading
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...d-weather.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...cal-thing.html
Jim
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...d-weather.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...cal-thing.html
Jim
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what i have noticed is i lost blower motor, blinkers and back up lights all at the same time. any ideas.
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Defective or misadjusted ignition switch, is the most likely culprit.
Turn the ignition lock cylinder back slightly and see if they work again.
Turn the ignition lock cylinder back slightly and see if they work again.
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Thanks for letting us know what it was. That is a atypical problem that you don't see everyday.
Just for completion sake, to adjust the ignition switch, you loosen up the screws that hold the ignition switch to the steering column and adjust it by moving it up or down, then retighten.
Just for completion sake, to adjust the ignition switch, you loosen up the screws that hold the ignition switch to the steering column and adjust it by moving it up or down, then retighten.
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New switches come with a alignment pin installed. You are supposed to leave the pin in place, put the switch on loosely, hook the actuator rod into the switch, and then tighten the switch. I believe this is all done while the key is in the off position, but the instructions should tell you for sure.
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