noone cares

I have a 96 explorer, v6, a/c, no climate control.
The blower stopped working, both in high and low speeds.
I got a subscription to alldata, and started reading up on it, then,
all of a sudden, for an entire afternoon, the blower worked (both high
and low speeds). I stopped and started the vehicle several times, and
it kept working. Then it stopped. Hasn't worked again.

The garage installed a new resistor, but that has done nothing. Where
do I go from here? Suggestions please.

Jim Warman

Turn on the key... turn on the blower.... give the blower motor a whack with
your hand or a small block of wood. If the motor starts up, replace it.


"noone cares" <joec_remove43@removehotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have a 96 explorer, v6, a/c, no climate control.
> The blower stopped working, both in high and low speeds.
> I got a subscription to alldata, and started reading up on it, then,
> all of a sudden, for an entire afternoon, the blower worked (both high
> and low speeds). I stopped and started the vehicle several times, and
> it kept working. Then it stopped. Hasn't worked again.
>
> The garage installed a new resistor, but that has done nothing. Where
> do I go from here? Suggestions please.
>

Mike Iglesias

In article <e2hvl1pnaoojfgnmujn83q6eujc9rs9s0t@4ax.com>,
noone cares <joec_remove43@removehotmail.com> wrote:
>I have a 96 explorer, v6, a/c, no climate control.
>The blower stopped working, both in high and low speeds.
>I got a subscription to alldata, and started reading up on it, then,
>all of a sudden, for an entire afternoon, the blower worked (both high
>and low speeds). I stopped and started the vehicle several times, and
>it kept working. Then it stopped. Hasn't worked again.
>
>The garage installed a new resistor, but that has done nothing. Where
>do I go from here? Suggestions please.
>

I had that problem with my '94. It was the blower relay. Find the blower
relay (mine was under the hood on the passenger side in the fuse/relay box),
and when it's not working, give the relay a whack. If it starts working,
replace the relay.


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University of California, Irvine phone: 949-824-6926
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macjim@att.net

The relay was the problem on my heater blower not working also. Once I
replaced the relay a year ago, it has always worked.