Did you know that a bad blower motor resistor pack CAN cause hi/5 to stop working? back between november and january, i progresssively lost a blower setting, resulting in only having high setting since january. been using the fan on high ever since, hadnt gotten around to changing the resistor. then today, blam! the fan just stopped. no noises, etc. i freaked a little, thinking that the wiring or the motor was toast.
check fuse in block, good.
check for power across fuse in block, good
spend more time than i care to remember on my back removing blower motor and resistor pack.
rig up wiring to test blower from underhood. blower motor good. PHEW!
alright. check wiring harness leads for power at fused power and full on/high... good power... HALELUJA
so i sat down with the multimeter and the old resistor, and checked continuity, and didnt find good things.
$25 bucks later to auto-stone and i'm on the way home with a new resistor. continuity testing better on that one.
plug everything in temporarily, check fan speeds...YAY! FIXED!
so then spend more time than i care to remember getting the pieces back together.
go inside. drink dew. life's better.
yay!
check fuse in block, good.
check for power across fuse in block, good
spend more time than i care to remember on my back removing blower motor and resistor pack.
rig up wiring to test blower from underhood. blower motor good. PHEW!
alright. check wiring harness leads for power at fused power and full on/high... good power... HALELUJA
so i sat down with the multimeter and the old resistor, and checked continuity, and didnt find good things.
$25 bucks later to auto-stone and i'm on the way home with a new resistor. continuity testing better on that one.
plug everything in temporarily, check fan speeds...YAY! FIXED!
so then spend more time than i care to remember getting the pieces back together.
go inside. drink dew. life's better.
yay!