It looks like the blower motor on my 2000 I30 (65K miles) is dead. I get heat/cold air coming out but just a bit because the blower motor is dead silent - doesn't blow any air. All the controls seem to indicate that the fan is at maximum speed but almost no air is coming out. i checked the connector to the motor and it's pretty tight. Is there a fuse for the blower motor? Anything else I could check for?
Have you ever changed the A/C filter?
It truns out it was neither of the things you describe. A light tap on the motor by the mechanic made it come to live. Anyone can explain what's the magic here? The mechanic couldn't and said: "It just happens." I watched him all the time and all he did was to tap..
the blower stop working at low and med settings but only works on hi does any body know why is doing this
does any body know why the blower works on hi (4) and not work on low or med setting (123)is the switch bad or something else that controls the settings
This body knows why is doing this.
The resistors (often resistance wire coils) have opened. Common problem.
In many cars the resistors are in the duct near the passenger's feet. Replace it or if you are trying to save money and have the tools and time and ability, replace the resistors.
I've not replaced > the blower stop working at low and med settings but only works on hi does
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Resistor assy. In the plenum behind the glove box.
. . . . .replace the resistor pack:)
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