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Old 03-17-2008, 06:06 PM
Bunker Buster Bunker Buster is offline
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isuzu Rodeo 95.5 Blower problem

Hello guys & gals,

My isuzu rodeo blower stopped working after i changed the fuse twice last year.This time the fuse didn't blow. I check the relay (swap w/other device) it worked. I removed the blower and connect 12V to it and it work. When I check the blue/white wires under the dashboard I cannot detect any voltage. I even start the engine just to be sure. I then check the fuse terminal under the hood stilll no voltage. What could be the probelm?

PS I notice my blower motor, when I try to turn it manually it seems to be stuck but it does turn but does not free wheel. is this normal?
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Old 03-27-2008, 08:16 AM
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Re: isuzu Rodeo 95.5 Blower problem

I recently had a problem with my blower not working and no voltage on the blue/white wire on my 97. My problem turned out to be the resister that is located behind the glove box. An easy check is to make a jumper wire and run it from the plug on the back of the resister (five wire) to the blower plug. I believe I went from blue/white on the resister to blue/white on the blower and it ran. I bought a used resister fronm a local junk yard for 10 bucks. Hope this helps.
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