Cannot get responses from blower motor.
Sep 10, 2009 at 9:54 PM
1996 Saturn Sedan a/c & htr blower motor
1996 SATURN SEDAN
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IMPALASS
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Hello –
To better assist you please tell me the model, is it a SC2 etc and the engine size in liter.
Check the blower motor plug for voltage…..if you have it put 12v directly to the motor……
Sometimes the motor will spin but it has no power…..it sounds like your motor is bad.
To better assist you please tell me the model, is it a SC2 etc and the engine size in liter.
Check the blower motor plug for voltage…..if you have it put 12v directly to the motor……
Sometimes the motor will spin but it has no power…..it sounds like your motor is bad.
Sep 10, 2009 at 11:15 PM
IMPALASS
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Hello –
Thanks for the info………remember some of the voltage goes through a resistor…….when you pull the motor out and put 12v to it does it come on….can you put a shop towel over it and hold it and when 12v is applied it doesn’t want to turn…it may be weak…..
You can check fuse IGN3 in the under hood junction box and IGN3 fuse in the instrument panel junction box…but I don’t think it is a fuse because so many other things are working.
Also when you did the voltage test did you run the fan switch through all speeds?
Thanks for the info………remember some of the voltage goes through a resistor…….when you pull the motor out and put 12v to it does it come on….can you put a shop towel over it and hold it and when 12v is applied it doesn’t want to turn…it may be weak…..
You can check fuse IGN3 in the under hood junction box and IGN3 fuse in the instrument panel junction box…but I don’t think it is a fuse because so many other things are working.
Also when you did the voltage test did you run the fan switch through all speeds?
Sep 11, 2009 at 9:04 AM
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