Heater fan speed keeps going out
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Did you replace the relay. It is on the left side of the fan motor, just follow the wires from the blower motor, the relay is very close to the firewall and you need a short Phillips screwdriver to get it out. There are two screws holding it in place. I did mine this week and it is a very tight place, Good Luck
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mpcampers (09-27-2016)
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This is what my Mechanic told me, and it makes sense.
As the HVAC fan motor turns, in time the bearings and brushes wear to the point that they drag [normal wear over time] with drag it requires more amps to operate freely as it should, and gets hot causing the relay to fail. If my Mechanic is correct then you need to replace the HVAC blower motor and the relay together, that's what I did and I'm up and running as it should. Good luck.
As the HVAC fan motor turns, in time the bearings and brushes wear to the point that they drag [normal wear over time] with drag it requires more amps to operate freely as it should, and gets hot causing the relay to fail. If my Mechanic is correct then you need to replace the HVAC blower motor and the relay together, that's what I did and I'm up and running as it should. Good luck.
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mpcampers (09-26-2016)
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I have a 2000 that used to do the same thing...or so I thought it was heating up and stopping. Turns out that there is a molex connector under the heater box on the passenger side that was shorting out. you should be able to see it easily. The reason I never saw it was that the burnt side was facing up and I didn't bother to inspect it any better.
Hope this helps.
Smitty
Hope this helps.
Smitty
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mpcampers (09-27-2016)
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I have a 2000 that used to do the same thing...or so I thought it was heating up and stopping. Turns out that there is a molex connector under the heater box on the passenger side that was shorting out. you should be able to see it easily. The reason I never saw it was that the burnt side was facing up and I didn't bother to inspect it any better.
Hope this helps.
Smitty
Hope this helps.
Smitty
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