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Old 10-24-2004, 02:39 PM
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Resistor Pack Question for A/C Blower Motor

After looking at the resistor pack (it's rectangle in shape and just behind the glove box) it looks as if it's a coiled heater assembly with a thermalfuse attached to the assembly. Is this suppose to heat the duct work so that it reduces condensation in the duct work? This thermalfuse in the assembly has blown and I jumped it out, and checked the fan speeds, which now all work (only high speed was working before jumping out the thermalfuse) and one of my jumpers melted because of the heat that was produced from the assembly. If someone can tell me if this is normal for this assembly to get hot, I would appreciate the input. Thanks.
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Old 10-24-2004, 08:31 PM
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Re: Resistor Pack Question for A/C Blower Motor

It is normal for this part to get hot. If you listen to your fan, it may indicate that all three speed are working, but they all should be the same speed if you jumpered them. When replacing this part, make sure you match the numbers exactly. If you don't, the a/c will blow the fuse.
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