heater, AC not working

[quote:d4910e15cb="eleteach03"]I have a 1996 Ford Winstar with approx. 180,000 miles and it is a 3.8 engine. I was running my defrost to defog my window and all of a sudden it quit. I have both front and rear heat. There is nothing coming from my heater or AC at all. I am thinking to check fuses first and then relays. But i cant tell which fuse it is cause someone has taken the cover from my fuse area inside. Can you help?
Nikole Benson[/quote:d4910e15cb]

Interior fuse junction panel under left side of instrument panel-you'll be looking for no.36 which has a 30amp fuse.

The blower motor is it coming On.

Madam

In the instrument panel fuse box-you need to find all these fuses no.21 10amp no.36 30amp no.39 30amp.

The no.21 10amp powers all the circuits -by using no.21 and no.36 to transfer power to the blower motors /relays and resistors.

If you have a bad AC/Heater selector switch nothing is gonna work, it has to go thru there for the other stuffs to work.

[quote:f5d71898c5="rasmataz"]

From: eleteach03
To: rasmataz
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 4:21 pm
Subject: Re: heater, ac not working
Nothing is working. Not the rear or the front.


Madam

In the instrument panel fuse box-you need to find all these fuses no.21 10amp no.36 30amp no.39 30amp.

The no.21 10amp powers all the circuits -by using no.21 and no.36 to transfer power to the blower motors /relays and resistors.

If you have a bad AC/Heater selector switch nothing is gonna work, it has to go thru there for the other stuffs to work.[/quote:f5d71898c5] It's the pink wire that comes from the 10amp to the AC/HTR selector switch or the switch itself.

BTW your electrical passages in the AC/Heater is worst than a can of Chef Boyardee Spaghetti it is not a DIY, you need to bring it in. You need to be a competent electrician to nail this one.

Please! do not use PM stay here so the others can see it and help out-maybe!!!! we'll wait and see who is gonna step my toes. Come on down!!!