Help! Blower motor...

[hombre@elp.rr.com (John Erickson)]

You checked power going to the resister.  Check what the output is.  If 
some value between 0 and 12v isn't there in all three fan positions (very 
likely), then you need a new resistor.  If you do have a value there, then 
your motor is suspect.

John


At 05:08 PM 2/10/2002 +0000, Pat Fontaine wrote:


>Any help on this one will be appreciate, I just don't have a clue what's 
>going on with it... I'm only getting the blower motor to move on speed 3, 
>and beside the fact of being very effective, it's kind of noisy.... I 
>would like to get speed 1 and 2 back on... I got 14v at each of the 3 pins 
>on the ceramic insulator on the blower, depending of what speed the 
>control is, so I know the problem is not inside the car... But what should 
>I be looking for, any typical thing I should check first?
>
>thanks!
>
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