No Heat
Fourbit
01-07-2004, 11:22 PM
The temp is below 0 and I have no heater fan. I have looked at the fuses. What's there look ok, but some are missing. And I can't find my books on this thing. Does anyone have a diagram? And or suggestions?
Thanks
86 Caprice Classic
Thanks
86 Caprice Classic
CAPRICEONE
01-08-2004, 12:41 AM
Hi!
Temp here dropped to -48 on Monday (with windchill factor) Damn cold even for here! Lack of heats a drag.
There are 2 things to check. First, turn on the fan and smack it a bit.
Many times with old heater motors this will restart it.
Also, get a test light and see if you have power here while you're at.
The '77 to '90 models had the easiest fan to reach, btw!
Second, the fan switch & connector itself are known to get fried over the years. This would involve removing the heater control / radio unit to check/replace.
Hope this helps....
Jim
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86 Caprice Classic Landau Coupe
92 Caprice Classic
Etc......
Temp here dropped to -48 on Monday (with windchill factor) Damn cold even for here! Lack of heats a drag.
There are 2 things to check. First, turn on the fan and smack it a bit.
Many times with old heater motors this will restart it.
Also, get a test light and see if you have power here while you're at.
The '77 to '90 models had the easiest fan to reach, btw!
Second, the fan switch & connector itself are known to get fried over the years. This would involve removing the heater control / radio unit to check/replace.
Hope this helps....
Jim
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86 Caprice Classic Landau Coupe
92 Caprice Classic
Etc......
Fourbit
01-08-2004, 01:11 AM
Thanks Jim,
yea, it got down to -34 without the windchill factor here in Mt. .
This thing has been driving me nuts and I don't have a wiring diagram to help. Which wire at the blower should have power to it. and which wire at the heater switch should have power. If I knew those answers, I might have a chance to bypass a switch problem.
Paul
yea, it got down to -34 without the windchill factor here in Mt. .
This thing has been driving me nuts and I don't have a wiring diagram to help. Which wire at the blower should have power to it. and which wire at the heater switch should have power. If I knew those answers, I might have a chance to bypass a switch problem.
Paul
Fourbit
01-08-2004, 10:52 AM
Just a quick note. Seems that one of the missing fuses was the culprit. Sure would be nice if the slots were labeled better. Anyhow, I don't know which of my kids pulled the fuse or even why. But, it's working for now. We'll see if it blows or what.
Thanks,
Thanks,
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