Changed the blower checked the blower fuse and still no air!??? what could it be?
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Did you also remove the bracket that's between the evaporator and the blower motor?
Once you get all of the screws and bolts out, it should just plop right out.My pictures/photos will return soon...Comment
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yeah did all that and no plop. I think I need a deep socket (which I don't have) in order to remove the cover plate for the ecu. I'm thinking after that I should be fine but I dunno..
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thanks 93cb!Comment
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Replaced the blower and (I also tested it and it works) I tested the 30v fuze (also worked) but the damn air still won't work I need to know if there's anything else i could do to get it working?
anything!!!Comment
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I well I tested a retested the motor and the fuse they worked fine but then I tested the plugs that go to the blower and...... no power nothing. The plug is dead there's no power going to the heater blower so now Im more than certain that its a wiring issue.
Do the wires from the plug go directly up and to the fuse box or do they deviate anywhere?
I can't tell where they go after they join the massive clump of wires.
Also.. Found a big ass petrified rat in the old heater blower.
Look to have been sitting dead there for years... Probably why it sold so cheap. They probably smelled it every time they turned the air on. I know I did all though it was really faint I knew something smelled off.... Chucked it up to the dirty carpet. Anyway glad I swapped it. Makes me wonder what else might be hidden in there I'm cleaning the shit out of this car for sure. So if you got a car from the jy or it was sitting for a while make sure that bitch is sealed nice n tight. I found a gaping hole in the fire wall (probably for the shitty sound system they had in it). Well I need to plug that shit it's right above the ecu.. looks to be there from factory.
Anyway just an interesting thing that happened. Now back to the wiring issue..Last edited by mappyCB7; 02-20-2011, 08:44 PM.Comment
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