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    Voltmeter help...

    Okay I need to use a voltmeter on my blower motor for heat becuase i dont think it's working. I Dont get how I used the voltmeters. I have a craftsman one and I dont get what setting I put it on etc. I need to test the blower becuase I think that crapped the bed on my accord.
    LMK also a picture of where the wires are for the blower motor would help

    Thanks
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    im not too familiar with your volt meter...but this is pretty simple....u need to put it on DC voltage and dial in 20v or less but more than 12v....take a picture and post it here, i mabe able to hep more if i can see

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      #3
      voltage is the potential difference between 2 points. Like stated above, turn the multimeter on to DC Voltage and measure the number across 2 points.

      ...adjust accordingly

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        on the V side of the dial, theres a bunch of numbers (multiples of 10)... set it to the next highest voltage over the expected voltage your going to read. to read voltage, just touch each probe to each side of whatever it is.

        disconnect the fan plug and put the probes in the end of the connector, and turn the fan speed knob... if it gets voltage at the plug, you know its not the knob or wiring.

        to test the fan, hook up 12v to the pins of the fan's connector. you can run small speaker wire from an extra car battery, any 12v. if it doestn spin w/ power, the fan is the problem.

        ive found taking the dashboard out makes it easier to replace the whole blower motor assembly.

        look in the haynes manual it has a picture of the connector up above the passenger kickpanel.


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          crazy idea to check the blower y are u using a multimeter ?

          plug it in turn it on if the fan doesnt come one check your fuses first then test your relay then go to the blower its self and teh dash is real easy to get ot if you have to

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            Originally posted by HF22T
            crazy idea to check the blower y are u using a multimeter ?

            plug it in turn it on if the fan doesnt come one check your fuses first then test your relay then go to the blower its self and teh dash is real easy to get ot if you have to

            Too make sure things are working. I used a new climate control and it still doesnt work. Fuse is good. Could a relay just randomly be shot?

            Where is the relay?

            Thanks mike ill try this today in jerzy

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