Fresh Air Blower not working
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Fresh Air Blower not working
My fresh air blower is not working I thought the problem was fuse #20 because the socket was fried! Repaired the socket and checked and cleaned all the fuses. I have 12v going to fuse #20
I also have 12v going to fuse #37 (A/C system)
Any ideas where to start?
Thanks
Dan
90gt
911t
996cab
I also have 12v going to fuse #37 (A/C system)
Any ideas where to start?
Thanks
Dan
90gt
911t
996cab
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You said you have power to fuse 20.....does that include going across the fuse? (power on the downstream side)
I am embarrased to say that I was driving around a year ago while taking a break from working behind the console. The hvac controller was hanging out of the hole, radio out, etc. I could not get my fan to work while i was driving. I pulled over and immediately checked the fuse, cussed, etc. After checking voltage everywhere in a grocery store parking lot, I realized that the ventilation slider was in the off position.
I am embarrased to say that I was driving around a year ago while taking a break from working behind the console. The hvac controller was hanging out of the hole, radio out, etc. I could not get my fan to work while i was driving. I pulled over and immediately checked the fuse, cussed, etc. After checking voltage everywhere in a grocery store parking lot, I realized that the ventilation slider was in the off position.
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thanks
Dan
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You said you have power to fuse 20.....does that include going across the fuse? (power on the downstream side)
I am embarrased to say that I was driving around a year ago while taking a break from working behind the console. The hvac controller was hanging out of the hole, radio out, etc. I could not get my fan to work while i was driving. I pulled over and immediately checked the fuse, cussed, etc. After checking voltage everywhere in a grocery store parking lot, I realized that the ventilation slider was in the off position.
I am embarrased to say that I was driving around a year ago while taking a break from working behind the console. The hvac controller was hanging out of the hole, radio out, etc. I could not get my fan to work while i was driving. I pulled over and immediately checked the fuse, cussed, etc. After checking voltage everywhere in a grocery store parking lot, I realized that the ventilation slider was in the off position.
thanks
Dan
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im not 100% sure I tried the blower on high b4? But it now works on high only. I moved the lower selector back and forth and put it on defrost and the blower came on and now works on any lower lever setting, but on high only? The “AC” button now lights up when pushed and the compressor clutch clicks but the clutch itself is fried when the AC seized.
Im doing all this now because my AC isn’t working, I’m pretty sure the compressor is locked up. I’m going to take it to an AC shop but want to get everything I can working first.
Must be the blower speed control switch? Or, is there something else I should ck first?
thanks
dan
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Dan
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Try removing and taking apart the controller head unit. I found the contact tracks needed to be cleaned and got the fan to work on my '89. I checked everything from the motor backwards and ended up there. This write up explains removal and repair:
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...re-w-pics.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...re-w-pics.html