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Old 03-16-2009, 08:28 PM
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blower motor?resistor?

I got a 97 SL and when i have the fan on it will occasionaly change speed by its self, I checked the voltage at the blower motor and in high speed I got normal readings, when i checked the voltage it was working fine though. Could this be the blower motor or resistor going out? or could it be the fan switch??
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Re: blower motor?resistor?

Does it do it on all speeds or just on high???
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Re: blower motor?resistor?

it does it at any speed, and all the speeds seem to blow at lower speeds than usually
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Re: blower motor?resistor?

Well it wouldn't be the resistor, because if the resistor went then you would only have high since you don't need resistance in high speed
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