so i was out running around today in my 06 f150 when i noticed my heater only worked when it was on 4 not 3 or 2 or 1. everything else works. so my question is would that be a control problem or a blower problem?
so i was out running around today in my 06 f150 when i noticed my heater only worked when it was on 4 not 3 or 2 or 1. everything else works. so my question is would that be a control problem or a blower problem?
85 mustang gt
01 mustang
06 F150
65 t-bird (project)
will:loco:
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What he said. Easy and cheap too.
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I'll third this. It is a very easy fix on the air box either behind the glove box or on the bottom of the airbox. You will have to lay on the floor to get to it if it is there. Not to bad though. I've had to fix it on a couple different vehicles.
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ill 4th that... i had to replace the resistor in my durango, then it worked fine.
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thanks everyone. ill give it a shot before i lose the heater all together.
85 mustang gt
01 mustang
06 F150
65 t-bird (project)
will:loco:
if you're a cheapass like me :P you can (sometimes) solder the resistor coils back together for a quick fix. heh, mines still wokin
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