Blower motor
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Blower motor
The blower motor only works on high. I've got the controls out of the dash. When I use a jumper wire to run fan, still only get high to work. Could it be the resister block for the blower motor. If so, is it located next to the blower motor.
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Could be the speed control switch, resistor set (usually attached to the blower housing somewhere to get airflow across them to keep them cool), or a fuse.
I don't think the Ram does (I don't think, but could be wrong), there are some vehicles that use 2 fuses for the fan. 1 fuse controls the lower fan speed settings, and the other controls the higher fan settings.
I don't think the Ram does (I don't think, but could be wrong), there are some vehicles that use 2 fuses for the fan. 1 fuse controls the lower fan speed settings, and the other controls the higher fan settings.
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Could be the speed control switch, resistor set (usually attached to the blower housing somewhere to get airflow across them to keep them cool), or a fuse.
I don't think the Ram does (I don't think, but could be wrong), there are some vehicles that use 2 fuses for the fan. 1 fuse controls the lower fan speed settings, and the other controls the higher fan settings.
I don't think the Ram does (I don't think, but could be wrong), there are some vehicles that use 2 fuses for the fan. 1 fuse controls the lower fan speed settings, and the other controls the higher fan settings.
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