2005 Dodge Caravan "hot heater blower resistor" Questions

...resistor.  The unit is right behind the glove box.If the problem is that the air coming out is cold and not hot, then the thermostat, radiator, heater core, etc... are the more likley

...hot and one is luke warm then the heater core is blocked and to blame. hope this helps you. you can check the plower motor by disconecting the wiring harness at the blower located under the dash on ...

...HOT", coolant from the engine is still circulating through the heater core but the fan is no longer blowing across it to blow hot air into the passenger compartment. However, the heat from the heater ...

...heater box next to blower motor. the wiring plug also needs to be looked at. the plug on some of these heats up and starts to burn and in turn the connector needs replacing and the resistor also.If ...

...heater fan, check and repalce as necessary. Also, if the earlier check for working LED bulbs on the AC control panel showed some or all lights dont ever turn on when engine is running, you may have ...

...heater hoses and if one is hot and the other is not as hot with the motor at operating temperature then the heater core is plugged and will have to be replaced.you can first try to unclog the core by ...

...heater hoses are hot, the problem could be a blend door under the dash. The blend doors direct air thru the heater core and out the vents. Did you drill by the passenger side to put mud guard? I did ...

heater core are hot, the radiator hoses are hot, the blend door actuators are working and the blend doors sound like they are working. This vehicle does not have the heat control valve that I am aware

...heater-A/C control system has detected a failure and a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) has been set. Use the DRBIII(R) scan tool and the appropriate diagnostic information for further diagnosis. OK, I ...

Heater blower resistor gets very hot Part 2. Found a blown fuse that prevented my heat/ac from working (Thanks, Walker!), but the Heater Blower resistor's ceramic element is VERY hot. Not familiar ...