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Found this while doing a "fan motor will not blow" search...


"...the fan that blows for the AC, Heat and Defroster just quit working. No matter which mode I put the climate control in, and what level, the fan will not come on. Ideas??



The response to the post was...


1. bad blower motor resistor module.
2. fan clogged with leaf debris.
3. fan motor kaput.
4. A/C control module has the documented connection issue, or is FUBAR.






A month ago, I removed the cowl to unhook the siren which was giving me issues (another thread). The outside drain holes were clogged, cleaned and replaced the cowl. Now the windshield wiper emitters will not squirt (but they do make a noise) and the blower did not operate so no AC and dirty windshield in this heat wave. I checked the 50amp fuses and they appeared okay, meaning they have a little nub in the middle of the wire and it is not melted.

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I also checked fuse #15-climate control, auxiliary water pump and fuse #33-climate control

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Could you list your questions? As is, your post is a bit vague, from what I gather the heater fan does not work and the W/washer nozzles do not spray. Did they work prior to your siren fix?

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Prior to the siren fix, I had not tried the air conditioner but I had been using the heater all winter and the blower worked fine.

Not sure about the windshield washer emitters as I usually wash the car before I take it out.

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Checked fuse #35-climate control, #36-climate control and #37-circulating air, climate control

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Perhaps the cowl was not reinstalled correctly and is crimping the washer fluid hose. Check under the cowl on the passenger side and you will see a foam gasket that the hose has to work around. Or maybe the hose got pulled off the tank.

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Apparently, the hose located on the passenger side was crimped. I did not know that was a hose, thought it was electrical, which still should not have been in that crimped position.


The AC and fan appear to be working. All I did was insert fuse #9 back into the slot. That should not have cured it.