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The dealer has some problems with these I think. Bad fuses and such. Check to see if the blower motor is getting power after you turn it on. Check to see if the resistor block (in series prior to the blower motor) is good.
verify the plug of the fan and the fan switch located in termostat housing, if all are pluged in remove the conector of fan switch and short it with little piece of cable, if fan turn on replace the switch! it cost around $20. if the fan no turn on when short the conector verify if the fan conector have 12v if have it changer the fan motor if not check the fuse.
Try the strip fuse first on the driver side strut mount, its in a case about the size of a long tootsie roll. The blower motor and regulator are under the wiper assembly.
Try the fuse on the driver side strut mount first. Then the regulator underneath it and lube the bearings and turn by hand while your in there. The motor is below the wiper motor assembly.
hello,first check your fuse box in engine room,fuse number 11,14, or your blower motor,located at passenger side,below your dash,you can remove the plastic cover to check the blower motor,ty
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