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Re: dead battery, blown fuse?
| Posted By: | Rich |
| Posted On: | February 21, 2004 at 11:55 pm GMST |
Doug:
Check the fan motor fuse first. If it is OK and you have a lot of time on the fan motor the brushes may have just worn out and you will need to replace the fan motor. The other possiblility is that the resistor matrix mouted in/on the heater box behind your glove box has "opened circuited". Both items are common in the junk yard. Sort the problems out one at a time, the other problems sound unrelated.
Rich
Doug Peeples wrote:
> Popped the lid on my fuse bloc
> k after the heater fan quit wo
> rking. Top inside of the lid l
> ooked scorched at where the EF
> I fuse would be, but the car s
> tarted. Battery eventually slo
> wly lost charge and now it's d
> ead. It doesn't seem like ther
> e should be a connection betwe
> en the two, but I'm no expert.
> Anyone have the same problem?
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