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Check the blower motor to see if it has 12 volts when the switch is set on high blow poistion, if it does replace the switch, if it doesn't replace the blower motor
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The air conditioning fan motor is located under the glove box. Three bolts, forget the size, but about an 5 or 6mm (7/32 i rumored to work well). Pull the plug out after you drop the motor.
You have a problem wit the air temperature control blend or the blend door actuator motor, most times both are defective. The parts are located deep in the dash and as such the dash assembly must be removed to service the parts.
well it could be just a relay for the fan blower motor or a fuse. check all the fan positions..low med high..Its something you can fix but it if got about 600.00 dollars laying around .. take it to the Dealer..lol..Good Luck!!!
It is NOT the blower.
The problem is in the dashboard A/C blower switch. The switch is connected to a tri-resistor (3 resistor coils) which will vary the motor speed. Cost is about $10.
If you want to repair it yourself, you should purchase a repair book for your car at any ayto supply store ($30) or go to the reference department in your local Library (you have a card, right?)
You cannot check out a reference book, but you can photocopy the necessary pages (10 cents, maybe a quarter).
The repair procedure is not too difficult.
Total cost: $12.60 (including copies) or $45.
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