My fan only works on high. Where is the resistor located, so i can replace it.
Feb 9, 2008 at 4:44 PM
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[quote:bd9615a8f5="Chick Speck"]Heater problem
2000 Chrysler Cirrus 6 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 69000 miles
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My fan only works on high. Where is the resistor located, so i can replace it.[/quote:bd9615a8f5]
in the HVAC housing beside the blower motor
its has 3 or 4 wires
2000 Chrysler Cirrus 6 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 69000 miles
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My fan only works on high. Where is the resistor located, so i can replace it.[/quote:bd9615a8f5]
in the HVAC housing beside the blower motor
its has 3 or 4 wires
Feb 10, 2008 at 8:22 PM
If your fan only runs on high or in only 1 speed the Blower motor resistor pack is out!
You can buy a new one for about $50 at your so friendly Chrysler or Dodge Dealer.
It is located on the passenger side compartement.
You will have to remove the plactic cover housing the heater. it has to tabs one on the left and 1 on the right!
The heater resistor pack is small and rectangular in shape has 2 screws on each side holding it to
the fiberglass heater housing.
You will have to remove the electrical plug first,
then the 2 screws next and it will pull right out!
You will see a bunch of coils and resistors thats it!
Re install in reverse order and you will be good to go until the SOB burns out again and your
Friendly dealer will be waiting on your return!
Don't mind it burning out but Chrysler knows about the problem but wont do anything about it!!!! ie Bigger heavier duty resistors to handle the current!
Bob
You can buy a new one for about $50 at your so friendly Chrysler or Dodge Dealer.
It is located on the passenger side compartement.
You will have to remove the plactic cover housing the heater. it has to tabs one on the left and 1 on the right!
The heater resistor pack is small and rectangular in shape has 2 screws on each side holding it to
the fiberglass heater housing.
You will have to remove the electrical plug first,
then the 2 screws next and it will pull right out!
You will see a bunch of coils and resistors thats it!
Re install in reverse order and you will be good to go until the SOB burns out again and your
Friendly dealer will be waiting on your return!
Don't mind it burning out but Chrysler knows about the problem but wont do anything about it!!!! ie Bigger heavier duty resistors to handle the current!
Bob
Nov 15, 2008 at 12:15 PM
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