I have auto a/c controls and the fan blower stays on high even when the off button is pushed. I realize this must be a switch and is probably located behind the glove box... what am I looking for and is it repairable or just replacement? Thanks, David
93 maxima fan blower
Aug 08, 2004
6 Replies
If the car has auto a/c, which I think it has.
The A/C auto amp is is bad and needs to be replaced
No, it's got to be a fuse or something that just needs an adjustment! :-)
Is it possible to get a wiring schematic and wiring diagram over the internet? I can check the fuses, but I don't know where the other part is located, to possibly check. Thanks, David
dgl,
I am having he exact same problem with my '94 maxima. Stays on the 3rd highest setting no matter what it is set at. if you find out how to fix it i would really appreciate the info. so far i have located all the relays and replaced but that didn't fix it. i believe the blower motor is behind the glove box, but i suspect the problem is in the A/C console, not the motor itself. can email me at c_e snipped-for-privacy@msn.com if you like.
Craig
dgl,
I am having he exact same problem with my '94 maxima. Stays on the 3rd highest setting no matter what it is set at. if you find out how to fix it i would really appreciate the info. so far i have located all the relays and replaced but that didn't fix it. i believe the blower motor is behind the glove box, but i suspect the problem is in the A/C console, not the motor itself. can email me at c_e snipped-for-privacy@msn.com if you like.
Craig
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