Fan stops operating and when you close the door it starts working again. Sounds like a connection issue where should I start looking?
Sep 11, 2009 at 8:41 AM
1997 Ford Thunderbird Blower Motor
1997 FORD THUNDERBIRD
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IMPALASS
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Hello –
It should be located under the passenger side of the dash under a cover panel. I will have a electrical connector going to it and you will see may 3 bolts holding it in. It may be a bad connection but the fan itself may also be shot.
Once out you can put 12v to it and see how it turns. Sometimes they will be intermittent.
It should be located under the passenger side of the dash under a cover panel. I will have a electrical connector going to it and you will see may 3 bolts holding it in. It may be a bad connection but the fan itself may also be shot.
Once out you can put 12v to it and see how it turns. Sometimes they will be intermittent.
Sep 11, 2009 at 8:50 AM
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