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Internal fan constantly running
The dealer told me its some kind of a/c control module that needs to be replaced for about $200 can someone help me ! |
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blower motor resistor may be at fault .Pull the fuse for the blower and see if it goes off
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What's the fuse number for the blower motor/where can I find this fuse
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There in the upper part of the glove box .There should be a card w/ fuse description
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Ok I pulled the fuse and the AC system doesn't then on anymore. It's not the AC there's an fan blowing inside the dash that sounds like a computer fan that's causing the car to run out of battery
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I would start pullin fuses 1by1 and see if it goes off .Once it shuts off see what that fuse is for and isolate the problem . Its possible is a hvac module thats bad
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I suggest you
as this has been mentioned 100's of times and Knucklebuster is right on the money.
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