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AC/Heater fan not working...
#11
have you recently had the stereo out, or any work requiring the trim panel to come off?not putting the plugs back in fully seated will cause the controls not to work. pass side has a grey slide clip that needs rotated up to fully seat that plug, or it was rotated up prior to seating and isn't making connection. the grey slide clip has a small lock (on top of plug IIRC) that needs disengaged to rotate down so plug can be removed. drivers side is just massive clip. good luck
#12
So I have been having the same problem with my 08 GT/CS. Everything just quits blowing or it works and then the next time I get in the car it does not. First I replaced the resistor and it worked for a few days and then quit again. So I replaced the fan motor and a new resistor and it only worked for a day and then quit again.
This does not seem to be a fuse as it would normally blow and not work again. Could this be the actual fan selector switch or I am open to any other ideas. It is going to be 99 again today and that is dang hot even with the windows down!
Thanks in advance!
This does not seem to be a fuse as it would normally blow and not work again. Could this be the actual fan selector switch or I am open to any other ideas. It is going to be 99 again today and that is dang hot even with the windows down!
Thanks in advance!
#13
Fixed it
So i pulled my stereo out and the connection that connects to the compressor was not in all the way so no solid connection now my air is running good i do have to have the ac air extracted so flushed and recharged. I had went through a lot of work to figure this out and once i figured this out i was pissed and thinking why didnt i do this first.
#15
cabin fan has no power
It can be the cause in some cases, but not with the OP's fan. The reason is because the OP stated that the fan did not work in any of the speed settings(1-4), and the current does not pass thru the blower motor resistor assembly to the fan motor in the highest speed setting(4) according to the electrical schematic.
I've checked fuse 10 and 12 by the passenger foot well, I've swapped the relay (32) and still nothing.
So, I'm guessing there's some other wiring issue but don't know where to look. All help appreciated.
#16
It's been years since this thread was active but my cabin fan doesn't turn on, I've probed the fan for power. No power. Checked power to resistor, no power to the plug. Took off the dash and probed the fan speed dial power plug, no power there either.
I've checked fuse 10 and 12 by the passenger foot well, I've swapped the relay (32) and still nothing.
So, I'm guessing there's some other wiring issue but don't know where to look. All help appreciated.
I've checked fuse 10 and 12 by the passenger foot well, I've swapped the relay (32) and still nothing.
So, I'm guessing there's some other wiring issue but don't know where to look. All help appreciated.
#17
I've had a similar problem. I swapped the resistor and it did it again so I put the original back. I swapped relays and it works for a bit and then stopped so I put the originals back in. I then found that "messing" with the fuse box seemed to make a difference. When the fan was in the ON position (1-4) I could tap on the fire box and it would start working again. It would last for a while and then stop. At one point it lasted for months and then acted up again. So I'm pretty sure it's something to do with the fuse box connections. The whole box can be unscrewed from the top and removed to an extent. I haven't completely removed it, but that's my next step. Get to the connectors on the bottom and see if they are lose or corroded, etc. In my case at least I'm pretty sure that's it since messing with the fuse box would get it running again.
#18
Good to hear you got it working. I know my wipers work so it's not a fuse for me. The fact that I can jiggle the fuse box for my issues seems to indicate it's just a loose connection. Just yesterday I turned it on and it worked for 5 seconds and then probably from the bumps in the road, it turned off again. I'll be sure to update here once I check the fuse box connections.