AC fan blower speed changes
dmince
06-29-2013, 09:26 PM
The fan for the AC started blowing at high the other day when it was first started which is normal when its hot out. But after a few seconds it slowed then picked up, them slowed, the picked up. Just like it was confused.
I turned it off and then back to AUTO and it was OK again. This happed twice now in the last three days when it was hot out. Today the fan would not start until I turned it off and on a few times.
Blower, blower resister, AC dash control ??
'02 TB w/ auto climate control.
Thanks
Mince
I turned it off and then back to AUTO and it was OK again. This happed twice now in the last three days when it was hot out. Today the fan would not start until I turned it off and on a few times.
Blower, blower resister, AC dash control ??
'02 TB w/ auto climate control.
Thanks
Mince
maxwedge
06-30-2013, 10:13 AM
Mosty likely the blower resistor/relay up under the glove box on the blower case, check for burnt connector also.
Tech II
06-30-2013, 11:46 AM
With auto temp, this probably has a blower control module rather than a resistor block......could be a bad temp sensor, control head, connection at blower motor, blower motor, etc...
maxwedge
06-30-2013, 02:04 PM
Correct, didn't notice the AHVAC.
dmince
06-30-2013, 04:48 PM
With auto temp, this probably has a blower control module rather than a resistor block......could be a bad temp sensor, control head, connection at blower motor, blower motor, etc...
Can I assume your referring to the inside temp sensor. Where is the inside sensor located...was it in the pass door column? Would this be the most likely cause? Any other symptom that would narrow it down?
Mince
Can I assume your referring to the inside temp sensor. Where is the inside sensor located...was it in the pass door column? Would this be the most likely cause? Any other symptom that would narrow it down?
Mince
dmince
07-01-2013, 09:58 PM
The fan stopped working completely now. How can I tell if it's the fan or the controller?
Mince
Mince
Tech II
07-02-2013, 09:20 AM
Disconnect harness to blower motor....attach a test light to the harness(not a voltmeter).....put system in manual mode and raise the fan speed from low to high....if light progressively gets brighter, you need a motor.....
If the light does not light, then you start you diagnosis at the connector to the blower control module....
If the light does not light, then you start you diagnosis at the connector to the blower control module....
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