blower motor power wire to resistor keeps frying.
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Blower motor not working at any speed, A/C switch comes on but no blower motor.? I changed out resistors and it melts the second connector going to resistor. I found out the prong that gets hot and melts is the (blower motor power wire) from resistor. Both wires from blower motor are getting power. is there another fuse i need to replace, short in the connectors to resistor or blower motor pulling too much power? Not sure, Need help.
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Hydra, stop posting sober...LOL!!!!
Sharp, for the 03 models, I had my blower motor (Yes the motor not the resistor) out and it only took about 5-10 minutes. Unplug, remove the three bolts, and twist. Passengers side floor lay on your back and it should be pretty easy. In my cases, it was the wiring harness that was a PITA to r/r, mostly due to my weak side hand on the wire splcing and crimping. I got it working but I didnt exactly win style points.
Sharp, for the 03 models, I had my blower motor (Yes the motor not the resistor) out and it only took about 5-10 minutes. Unplug, remove the three bolts, and twist. Passengers side floor lay on your back and it should be pretty easy. In my cases, it was the wiring harness that was a PITA to r/r, mostly due to my weak side hand on the wire splcing and crimping. I got it working but I didnt exactly win style points.
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