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veprk 10-07-2018 10:52 AM

A/c problem. power at fuse box but not blower motor
 
Getting power to both fuses in fuse box in driver side kick panel. No power at blower motor. Doesnt work on high so not resistor I dont think. A/c climate control unit lights up and seems to be working but not sure how to check it. Put 12v to blower motor and its fine. Any idea's or tips and tricks. Got the dash out for crack repair and figured now is a good time to get it figured out before I put everything back together.

anthony_240 10-09-2018 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by veprk (Post 6300253)
Getting power to both fuses in fuse box in driver side kick panel. No power at blower motor. Doesnt work on high so not resistor I dont think. A/c climate control unit lights up and seems to be working but not sure how to check it. Put 12v to blower motor and its fine. Any idea's or tips and tricks. Got the dash out for crack repair and figured now is a good time to get it figured out before I put everything back together.



If there is no power to the motor, check wiring from fuse box to control unit... if power is good there, check wire from control unit to motor


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ultimateirving 10-21-2018 09:33 PM

Little climate control box could be burnt out and still light up fine too. Open it up and see what’s suspicious.

DEF1ANT 03-06-2019 09:37 AM

S14 ac blower motor
 
if you can get the blower motor out try cleaning it out try to move the magnets a bit closer like tightening the then on the shaft relube with some barber clipper machine oil center it all put it back together just try not to tighten the cover screws that cover the back of the motor cause putting too much pressure wont allow it to spin at least that was my case what happens is the shaft becomes tilted therefore it gets stuck wont spin oh btw be careful when removing the cylindrical fan its very brittle and you can easily snap some plastic off of it hopefully this works out for you 😁:2f2f:


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