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Re: The blower in my 1995 Acura 2.5 TL is not working,...
The blower should be in the area of the middle of the dash, its a real pain to replace You should get a shop to diagnose it, you dont want to replace it and really not have to.
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The fan is located behind the glove box, above the passengers feet. The 2 most common failures are the blower motor and the blower resistor. This system is a switch to ground setup. Unplug the blower plug and see which wire is hot, it should always be with the key on. With the car running and the fan switch on, hit the blower with the palm of your hand. If it comes on, it is bad. the brushes wear out. Also you can unplug the resistor, and ground the output wire at the blower, or resister. to see if it works.
Hit the blower motor with the car running and the fan switch turned on. It is above the passengers feet. The brushes wearing out is the most common failure. The blower resistor is the 2nd most common failure.
try checking the fuse if that is not the problem then replace the blower motor resistor located on the heater box neer the blower motor on the passanger side under the dash
There appears to be a dirty connection for the Interior Blower. When the Blower stopsdue to a circuit interuption this automatically disengages the A/c Compressor. My suggestion is remove any fuse and relay connected with the blower. Make sure the reinstallation is good. If no response, go to the blower motor multipin connector, do the same.Allthese items are located in Circuit boxes on the vehicle. Use the premis, what should it do, and why not.
Regards,DT
verify that there is power to the blower motor and that a fuse is just not blown.
if the fuse is good and there is power to the motor you will need to replace the blower motor.
it's a wire from under the dash it usually burns out after awhile,i had the same problem email me at [email protected] for more info on the wire i forgot the name for it.
check the fuse and the relays for the fan motors.if thats ok check to see if it is vacuum operated controls and that none of the pipes are off or split.
one of 2 places either under the dash behind the glove box or under the hood on the passengerside. first i would check the fuse and or fan motor relay. these are located in the box under the hood or under the dash on the drivers side. also i would check the reostat which controls the fan speed this is located near the motor and is held in place by 2 screws and has 2 wires hooked to it. one more thing to check is to make sure the switch is still good
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