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EM2ner

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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! (mstewart) | « » 11:29 PM 7/8/2007 |
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have you checked the switch?
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mstewart
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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! (EM2ner) | « » 11:36 PM 7/8/2007 |
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I wasn't sure how to check it. I did pull that assembly out of the dash and looked at all of the wires and everthing looked ok....Also, I had the blower hooked up but out of the dash and when I turn the ignition on the blower spun for a quick second. It also did this with the switch in the off position. There is a constant voltage though of 12 to the blower with the key on & the fan switch in the off position.
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EM2ner

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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! (mstewart) | « » 12:16 AM 7/9/2007 |
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i'm not sure but the switch should have a 12v out telling the blower to turn on with the key on.. i'm not sure which wire it is.. you can't really go by looking at the switch cause it might look ok but it could be a bad wire..
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jivi

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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! (EM2ner) | « » 12:21 AM 7/9/2007 |
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Here's my DIY in the other forum, hope this will help. http://club7thgen.proboards28....37075
JHMES85361S400683 Made in Japan S5A1 YAO-NH578 Manf Date: 2000 First batch 7thgen ferio
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EM2ner

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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! (jivi) | « » 12:25 AM 7/9/2007 |
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nice write up jivi, hope it works out for him
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jivi

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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! (EM2ner) | « » 12:29 AM 7/9/2007 |
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I reckon bud EDIT: thanks anyway
JHMES85361S400683 Made in Japan S5A1 YAO-NH578 Manf Date: 2000 First batch 7thgen ferio
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mstewart
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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! (jivi) | « » 7:22 AM 7/9/2007 |
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Thank you so much Jivi!!! I tested the ohms first thing this morning and it didn't even register (I believe open...) I am going to solder a resistor on this morning and see if it works! Thanks again for your help! I couldn't have done it without you. My wife also wants me to thank you, for saving us so much money.
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mstewart
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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! (mstewart) | « » 11:23 AM 7/9/2007 |
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This was the fix!!! I just put it on the car and it is working perfect now. Thanks again for all of your help!!!!!!
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jivi

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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! (mstewart) | « » 12:41 PM 7/9/2007 |
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That's what we're here for
Modified by jivi at 12:01 PM 7/9/2007
JHMES85361S400683 Made in Japan S5A1 YAO-NH578 Manf Date: 2000 First batch 7thgen ferio
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nates01ex

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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! (mstewart) | « » 2:27 PM 5/20/2008 |
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when you were having this problem did the compressor still turn on?
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caraudio
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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! | « » 10:16 AM 9/11/2008 |
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I just want to say thanks, I am new to the forum, I registered because this thread simply fixed my issue.I did the thing yesterday and IT WORKED FLAWLESSLY!! did cost me only 59 cents to fix it for five 1ohm 1/4 watt resistors, they were selling them in pack of five. thanks a million jivi
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SafariWraps
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| « Re: Blower Motor Stopped Working! Need Help! (mstewart) | « » 3:34 PM 9/19/2008 |
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Great tips! I have one more obscure possibility in case someone else has this problem. And I speak from experience. After replacing the resistor on my 93 del sol, I removed the blower motor and tested it with a battery charger. The motor was still good. Next I tore out just about the entire dash to get access to the actual switch assembly. (Long, involved and requiring the skills of a contortionist) Once I had the switch in my hand I tried rotating the post to the various speed settings. When it was still installed in the dash, I would turn the knob but there was faint resistance between settings. Now with the switch assembly in hand, it would click between positions. The answer... The black plastic switch knob was cracked and wasn't able to turn the metal post that it was assembled on. The car had come back from having bodywork performed and my guess is the less than reputable guy working on my car created the issue somehow. It was a cheap fix, but a long and involved diagnosis.
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