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Dodge: Heater/AC Fan One Speed

  1. #1
    Larry
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    Heater/AC Fan One Speed

    I have a 1999 Dodge Intrepid. The Heater/AC fan only blows air on high
    speed. When I first turn the fan switch on, it does "turn on" the Heater/AC
    system, but the slower fan speeds don't work. Is there a relay of some sort
    somewhere that controls the speed I can check?

    Larry
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  2. #2
    VG
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    Re: Heater/AC Fan One Speed

    Larry Crites wrote:
     
    Sounds like the Blower Resistor.

    See:

    http://autorepair.about.com/library/faqs/bl469i.htm

  3. #3
    maxpower
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    Re: Heater/AC Fan One Speed

    the heater resistor block is bad, located under the glove box, two 8mm
    screws, very easy to replace
    Glenn Beasley
    Chrysler Tech
    "Larry Crites" <net> wrote in message
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    Heater/AC 
    sort 



  4. #4
    Raymond
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    Re: Heater/AC Fan One Speed

    On Sun, 14 Nov 2004 10:53:14 -0700, "Larry Crites"
    <net> wrote:
     

    My guess would be the fan speed resistor pack... On my wife's 1993
    Dynasty, it was located under the hood, at the back of the engine bay,
    INSIDE the recess where the wiper arms are "stored." It was a pain in
    the ass to get to. Two screws remove the connection cover and release
    the resistor pack. You'll wish you had an added elbow midway between
    your wrist and elbow when you go to access this little baby...


    Raymond Sirois
    SysOp: The Lost Chord BBS
    607-733-5745
    telnet://thelostchord.dns2go.com:6000

  5. #5
    Larry
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    Re: Heater/AC Fan One Speed

    Thanks! Will check it out.

    Larry
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    "VG" <net> wrote in message
    news:UuOld.506207$..
    | Larry Crites wrote:
    |
    | > I have a 1999 Dodge Intrepid. The Heater/AC fan only blows air on high
    | > speed. When I first turn the fan switch on, it does "turn on" the
    Heater/AC
    | > system, but the slower fan speeds don't work. Is there a relay of some
    sort
    | > somewhere that controls the speed I can check?
    | >
    | > Larry
    | > Unlock the Universe
    | >
    | >
    | Sounds like the Blower Resistor.
    |
    | See:
    |
    | http://autorepair.about.com/library/faqs/bl469i.htm



  6. #6
    Larry
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    Re: Heater/AC Fan One Speed

    Thanks, Glenn! Will check it out.

    Larry
    Unlock the Universe

    "maxpower" <net> wrote in message
    news:com...
    | the heater resistor block is bad, located under the glove box, two 8mm
    | screws, very easy to replace
    | Glenn Beasley
    | Chrysler Tech
    | "Larry Crites" <net> wrote in message
    | news:com...
    | > I have a 1999 Dodge Intrepid. The Heater/AC fan only blows air on high
    | > speed. When I first turn the fan switch on, it does "turn on" the
    | Heater/AC
    | > system, but the slower fan speeds don't work. Is there a relay of some
    | sort
    | > somewhere that controls the speed I can check?
    | >
    | > Larry
    | > Unlock the Universe
    | >
    | >
    |
    |



  7. #7
    Larry
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    Re: Heater/AC Fan One Speed

    Thanks for the info, Ray.

    Larry
    Unlock the Universe

    "Raymond Sirois" <rr.com> wrote in message
    news:com...
    | On Sun, 14 Nov 2004 10:53:14 -0700, "Larry Crites"
    | <net> wrote:
    |
    | >I have a 1999 Dodge Intrepid. The Heater/AC fan only blows air on high
    | >speed. When I first turn the fan switch on, it does "turn on" the
    Heater/AC
    | >system, but the slower fan speeds don't work. Is there a relay of some
    sort
    | >somewhere that controls the speed I can check?
    | >
    | >Larry
    | >Unlock the Universe
    | >
    |
    | My guess would be the fan speed resistor pack... On my wife's 1993
    | Dynasty, it was located under the hood, at the back of the engine bay,
    | INSIDE the recess where the wiper arms are "stored." It was a pain in
    | the ass to get to. Two screws remove the connection cover and release
    | the resistor pack. You'll wish you had an added elbow midway between
    | your wrist and elbow when you go to access this little baby...
    |
    |
    | Raymond Sirois
    | SysOp: The Lost Chord BBS
    | 607-733-5745
    | telnet://thelostchord.dns2go.com:6000




 

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