Just had a question for you, does your motor run at all? If the resister for the motor is bad, most of the time your switch that controls the fan won't turn the fan on, which was the case with mine. The resister is located next to where the blower motor is located. You can check out this site if you need help in locating the blower motor resister.
www.gtrippleb.com.
It's a site I put together with different information that I'm always adding to. The resister is a very common item that causes the blower motor to quit working. Not sure if you have the rear heat/ac, but if that is working and your front isn't, more than likely it's the resister. You will need a 7mm or 8mm socket with a u-joint extension in order to access the 2 screws to remove the resistor panel. So if you look directly up from underneath the passenger floor, you should see the long skiny rectangular wiring harness with one 7mm-8mm screw on each end. The part can only be ordered from the dealer. The part runs around $10-$17 bucks.
Hope this helps.
01-29-2005, 05:39 PM
