SOURCE: blower works. However, only at one speed: LOW. no matter if set at low, medium, or high.
After two summers of sweating under the sun, it's fixed!!! There were two wires which looked like ground wires right above the glove box. One of the two wires was almost totally severed due to an overstuffed glove box. I guess every time I open and close the glove box, paperwork in the glove box push the wire up and down. It's like bending the wire back and fourth. Over time the 2-3 mm thick wires slowly sever. Upon inspection, my wires only had 3 strands holding it together which explains the fan staying on the low position due to slow ground. I re-attached the wires and soldered them back into place. Now my AC works like new - thanks to Mathew the Mechanic.. Thank you for asking. I really hope this posting helps someone with the same unique problem.
SOURCE: knock on left front suspension over bumps and rough roads
Have the sway-bar end-links replaced. They will thunk and rattle over washboard or severe bumps, but will not when wheels are turned and sway-bar is loaded.Fairly cheap and easy repair, no alignment needed.
SOURCE: water in the radiator reducing everyday in mitsubishi pajero IO
Good chance it's the plastic coupling linking the rear heater area and the front of the truck. It's a small Y-coupling. Breaks and leaks all the time. Easily exposed to everything, like snow and ice kicking up.
SOURCE: I have high speed blower but no medium or low
It's likely a relay. I've often seen where the lower settings are ran through one relay and the higher setting ran through another because of the difference in amperage. I'd start there, the relays are often pretty cheap and a lot easier to replace than tearing the dash apart to change the switch.
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