2001 Ford Expedition "ac fan goes high speed" Questions

ac fan speed Had ac replaced on 2001 expedition. Blows ice cold, but on hi, blows out like it is on low. Any advice? Replace the blower motor resister,this is the speeds for the blower motor,it is ...

AC starts working after I drive without stopping. The temperature goes down too. I checked the Radiator fans and they are running. Good day! electrical radiator fans typically have 2 speeds a high and

...AC system . in most cases the relay that command the fan is the problem.I do not now exactly what kind of fan is on your car but are models that have electronic variable speed fans and the electronic ...

ac on fan comes on at full speed for a few seconds then goes of I turn ac on that comes on so does fan back to full speed not slow then if I turn the ac of fan will not turn of The fan is connected to

...ac fan only works on high. How do I get into the switch (it is one that rolls up & down) or what else can it be. REPLACE A/C BLOWER RESISTOR. Sounds like the blower motor resistor. Located under ...

...fan and the high ac pressures indicate that the condenser fan also is not operational if it has a viscous fan hub , replace the fan hub if it has electric fans check / the fans, fan relay , fuses , ...

...ac fan knob up to a high speed, it acts like the ac is shorting out or something. the little ac light goes on and off and the ac fan sort of seem to go on and off with it. blower motor is going bad ...

...ac fan switch only works on high. has a duel temp controller when you turn fan off the only way fan comes back on is to move the temp controller levers Hi!! When the Blower Motor Resistor (controls ...

Ac/heater control panel gets VERY HOT to the touch, What could be going on ? Turn the blower fan on high and see if the heat goes away. It may be the low speed fan resistor, sometimes it's directly ...

...Fan also goes on and off at different speeds. Operates differently with ac on are off. Should not go past the half way mark while idling on hot days and should always drop to normal position while ...