2000 Jeep Wrangler C Fan Went Out Replaced Switch Resister Motor Power 1 Side

2000 JEEP WRANGLER
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My a/c fan went out and I have replaced the switch, resister and fan motor. I have power to 1 side of the plug to the fan and when I plug it in the fan won't go on and now have power to both sides of the plug. No one seems to have an answer. What do you think?
Dec 18, 2012 at 7:12 PM
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I DID NOT KNOW YOUR EXACT MODEL---I DOWNLOADED ALL THREE SETS OF DIAGRAMS.......SE.....SPORT.....SAHARA.....FROM "MITCHELL I"

I MEAN, I GOT BOTH A "HEATER CIRCUIT" AND "MANUAL A/C" FOR ALL THREE

I GLANCED OVER THEM SORTA FAST------THEY LOOK LIKE DUPLICATES OF EACH OTHER

I'LL KEEP ALL---FOR A WEEK OR SO BEFORE I DELETE THEM

MAYBE YOU WILL SEE A COMPONENT THAT YOU HAVE NOT THOUGHT OF---LIKE A BAD RELAY OR SOMETHING---THESE ARE EZ TO READ DIAGRAMS---USUALLY LOCATIONS ARE BESIDE THE COMPONENTS

I'M SENDING YOU "WRANGLER SE"...................LIKE I SAID, THEY LOOK LIKE DUPLICATES OF THE OTHER TWO MODELS (IF YOU TRUST ME--IF NOT, I'LL SEND THE ONES YOU REQUEST)

1ST PIC) HEATER CIRCUIT

2ND PIC) MANUAL A/C

LET ME KNOW IF THIS HELPS

THE MEDIC



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Dec 19, 2012 at 9:29 PM
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