1996 Dodge Ram, Climate Control Panel No Power
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1996 Dodge Ram, Climate Control Panel No Power
Hey there, I got a 1996 Dodge Ram with 5.9L, well my AC/Heater/Vent panel isn't working. Well the blower motor part isn't working, the vent and heat switches are working. I thought it was the whole panel took a **** on me so I pulled the 7 wire-plug off from the back before buying a new one and used a test light on all the wires, the only one that shows power is the one for when the dash lights are on. The other 6 wires are dead completely. I checked all the fuses and blower motor relays and they are all fine and if you give the blower motor direct power from a separate battery it works fine. Anyone else have this issue? cause it starting to get cold and I need that blower motor to work ASAP. What could be stopping power to the other 6 wires? or do any of you have the wiring diagram for my truck?
Last edited by Eagleye134; 09-13-2014 at 09:16 PM.
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Hey there, I got a 1996 Dodge Ram with 5.9L, well my AC/Heater/Vent panel isn't working. Well the blower motor part isn't working, the vent and heat switches are working. I thought it was the whole panel took a **** on me so I pulled the 7 wire-plug off from the back before buying a new one and used a test light on all the wires, the only one that shows power is the one for when the dash lights are on. The other 6 wires are dead completely. I checked all the fuses and blower motor relays and they are all fine and if you give the blower motor direct power from a separate battery it works fine. Anyone else have this issue? cause it starting to get cold and I need that blower motor to work ASAP. What could be stopping power to the other 6 wires? or do any of you have the wiring diagram for my truck?
did you check the resistor under the blower motor also even knowing the one still works check for good groundage
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Checked that, Im not gettin any power at the connection to the blower motor. And the blower motor relay has power comin in and out all wires. No power at the plug behind the panel.
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You can get the 96 service manual from this thread. It has wiring diagrams as well.
Looks like the blower relay doesn't even play a role here.... not sure what that's all about. Power comes from the ignition switch, thru fuse F2 in the junction block (on the side of the dash) and then to the blower motor. (dark green wire) From there, it goes to the resistor block, then to the switch.
Looks like the blower relay doesn't even play a role here.... not sure what that's all about. Power comes from the ignition switch, thru fuse F2 in the junction block (on the side of the dash) and then to the blower motor. (dark green wire) From there, it goes to the resistor block, then to the switch.
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I hate wiring issues.....
The 'this' in my previous post is a link to the thread with service manuals.
If you aren't getting power on the dark green wire AT the blower motor, your problem is more than likely between the fuse block, and the blower. Check fuse F2 first. I believe that's a 30 amp fuse......
The 'this' in my previous post is a link to the thread with service manuals.
If you aren't getting power on the dark green wire AT the blower motor, your problem is more than likely between the fuse block, and the blower. Check fuse F2 first. I believe that's a 30 amp fuse......