This actually happened to me once and I was getting very nervous, but after probably 10-15 minutes it magically came back to life and started pumping out cool air. I think it was when I disconnected the battery while installing motor mounts, but I can't quite remember.
If it doesn't come back on it's own, I'd start checking fuses. If all you did was disconnect/reconnect the shaker, then it has to be electrical in nature.
EDIT: Actually, I misread. Mine wasn't COOLing the air, but the volume of air was fine. My bad; read too quickly.
Does it affect all vents or just certain ones? Can you hear the fan change speeds?
I'm still thinking fuses...
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Last edited by HypromanGT; 09-30-2009 at 09:30 AM.
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