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2000 caravan,need location of rear ac blower switch resistor.

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I had the same problem last year with the same model, what you need to change is the blower motor resistor/power module. this is located under the hood on the passenger side right on the core housing. i used a flat screwdriver to pull it out. you will get a better idea of the part to change when you get a new one. inspect the old one and for sure you will see that the wire type connection inside is burnt and or corroded. Enjoy !

  • Anonymous Jul 07, 2010

    sorry, that's the front one ! the block relay is located on the rear blower motor, behind the left quarter panel. the relay is there too.

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