Hello, yes surprisingly this system still has a current limiting resistor for the blower motor speeds, but if you were able to wiggle the control knob it might be an issue inside the controller and not the blower resistor. But I think they are cheap enough you could swap them out and see if that changes anything. I'll post a diagram with its location.
Diagrams 1-3 are for testing the Blower Motor resistor if you would like. Diagrams 4, 5 are the lower dash cover on the passenger side. And 6, 7 are for replacing the Blower resistor itself.
But you can see the path that current flow takes in the 1st diagram. The resistor is on the Ground side of the Blower Motor, and it limits current flow before going into the blower motor speed switch, and then to Ground. So, the issue can be either the resistor or the controller switch in this case. If you have a rear HVAC system, the rear blower motor is controlled a completely different way.
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Saturday, July 29th, 2023 AT 9:43 AM