1997 Honda Accord "fuses located heater fan" Questions

...fuses, but not at the fan rheostat. Can you please tell me where the fan relay is located, so I can trace the electrical current? you mean the cooling fan? for the rad the relay is under the hood by ...

...fuses couldnt find one labled heater, all looked good though. yet fan doesnt work where is it located and how do you test it? According to my wiring diagram, the blue and white wire from the blower ...

...heater fan motor when fan switch is turned on, it won't do anything. suspect fan motor may be bad. First you must follow wires from heater panel and look for an inline fuse. This is the most common ...

heater blower fan is dead, ? this car is wired (im looking in alldata dot com now) gets 12v power from the IGNITION at all times. so there is no blower fuse. (if the fan shorts, the engine fuse blows.

...heater box where the fan motor is located under the glove box passenger side but if the motor stopped working i would take a test light if you can use one and try the power and ground connections at ...

...heater blower relay on a 1992 Accord. I have a volt/ohm meter. What's the best way to test the relay? If the fuse is good,check to see if there is voltage to the blower motor,if there is,replace the ...

...fuses involved in your cruise control system. > The first is the "Cruise Control, EAT ECU" fuse. it is Fuse #4 in the Underdash Fuse And Relay Box. it is a 7.5 Amp fuse. This fuse also powers the ...

heater/ac fan will not come on at all. I can feel heat when i put my hand to the vent, but the blower/fan is not working. I checked the fuse and it is fine. What could be the problem? Test the blower ...

...Fuses, Ground Distribution, Heater Control, Ignition System Control, Lighting System, and etc. Download the complete 1994 Accord Coupe Electrical Schematic Diagram here. You can also find complete ...

...located in the driver's side kick panel, often labeled "INSTRUMENT" or "INSTR". This can be a 5A or 10A fuse. Normally, fuses blow due to an over-current condition; however, sometimes fuses just get ...