Auto Air Conditioning & Heater Repair: heater/ac blower not working, plymouth sundance, alligator clip


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i have a 1994 plymouth sundance 4 cyl that runs great other than the heater/ac blower suddenly stopped working. i tested the blower outside the car and it works ok. i also tried another set of heater/ac controls, nothing. i also replaced what looked like a good fuse, nothing. could it be in the wiring, and if so what part of the circuit should i look at and how do i test it? any help would be appreciated. thanks, jim
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does the blower work ONLY on HIGH or not at all ?.
the blower does not work at all.

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Answer
OK,

1. turn the ignition key ON.

2. Set the control to full heat.

3. Put the blower switch on HIGH.

4. disconnect the 2 wire electrical plug at the blower motor.

5. Using a standard 12 volt test light, attach the alligator clip of the tset light to a suitable metal ground and check for battery voltage at the wiring harness BLACK connector for the blower motor at the DARK GREEN wire.

Do you have battery voltage ?.




If you DO have battery voltage, Proceed below.


1. Remove the test light alligator clip from your ground source.

2. Attach the alligator clip to one of the terminals in the wiring harneess portion of the blower motor BLACK electrical connector and insert the TIP of the test ligh into the other terminal and se if the test light glows at different intensities as you move the blower switch from LOW thru HIGH.

Does it glow at all ?.




Question: has anyone removed the small plastic kick panel that would be right next to the passengers right foot if they were seated in the vehicle ?. As there is a large BLACK ground wire located and attached to the metal brace behind this kick panel and if it is loose or broken OFF you will have no blower operation.

Check it.




let me know.


QUESTION: Can you read an electrical schematic ?. BE HONEST !.  IF you can, e-mail me at:


meperganfortis@msn.com



and I can e-mail you one.




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