2003 Saturn L-Series "checking heater fan fuse" Questions

...fan, temp, off, auto, no lights on panel. It did work yesterday when I bought the used car. Check Your Fuses, Most Car's Have A Fuse panel Inside The Car, Some Also Have a Fuse BOX Located Inside The ...

...heater fan does not work . No lights on instruments Hi, since the whole panel is dead, I would check the 40 amp HVAC BLOWER fuse under the hood. Please get back to me if either that isn't the ...

...heater was staying on, the relay was probably stuck on. This normally indicates the relay is shorted, but this can also be caused by the body control module. When it finally stopped, it could be that ...

heater and nothing blowing either. I have taken out the blower fan and tested it with jumper wires it works fine. However tested the connecter it plugs into with a test light and nothing there. I have

...heater. Fuel mixture is good at startup, feels like it's running rich once warm. No Service engine light/codes. Checked fuses and relay, they're intact/operational respectively. The only other issue ...

...heater core so had this bypassed, in which the fluid was still leaking & also causing my AC to blow hot air with hardly no pressue, took to another mechanic who informed me it was my evaporator ...

heater fan resistor block needs replacing. If the highest fan speed doesnt work leave it on there and check for power at heater blower fan, if power is on one wire and the other is an earth the blower

heater fan don't work,don't know which fuse operates heater fan Hi!! Look in engine compartment close to battery for fuse box, remove cover and inside cover there is a diagram of fuse/relay locations.

...heater fan will not operate, 1989 chev sub. heater/defroster fan will not operate, checked circut brker. Is there a fuse? yes under hood or dash if fuse is good check your elec. plug on heater fan ...

heater fan on can you hear the motor running? If not then it may have blown the heater fan fuse, check the fuse's and then try it again. If the fuse is ok then it could be a faulty switch or fan motor