Today was 100 degrees and the fan inside my car decided to stop working. I spoke to my friend who said he had the same problem (in a charger) and that him not getting it fixed right away caused other problems throughout his AC unit. He advised me to not drive my car until it was fixed and i spoke to someone at chrysler who just told me to make an appointment and let them look at it. I'm hoping its something as simple as a fuse bc this seems like a pricy fix. Any suggestions?? Please, anything is appriciated espeially in this tempature

 

I am not at home, but look for a fuse blown in the fuse box. I not where I can see if the fan is on a breaker or just fused. My guess it is fused. Maybe it was hot enough to cause a failure...

 

fuse 36 in the under hood accessory block ......

 

My guess is the regulator part that regulates the fan speed and screws on the outside of the fan or the fan itself. The regulator part can get costly, used ones go for $50 and up.

Whichever part of the two has gone just replace that part and not waste money on the part that is good. The dealership will change both for sure just because they like your money.

 

i checked the fuses and they seem fine but how would i determin what is wrong between the regulator or the fan itself? it seems dueable but if im going to guess n buy the wrong one and have to buy them both it might be easier to pay the dealer to do the labor n change them both but i like my money more than they do

 

and where is the regulator and fan located

 

Down load the repair manual and start reading, now is as good a time as ever.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ollection.html

 

Thank you!!