Ford focus fan not working told resistor gone

the blower motor resistor is defective...See video for replacement procedure...Also photo of part... Cost is approx. $16...Good luck...saailer






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It sounds like temp sencer

Might be the Resistor pack located close to the blower. It has a flat connector with 4 or 5 wires, and two small screws holding in the duct. It may be a crispy critter. It happens... The blower moves air across it to keep it cool. The blower motor may be bad as well, or possibly the fan speed switch. May very well be the fuse for the blower as well. The blower connector may be loose. Let me know what you find.

Cars usually overheat when the thermostat is faulty, coolant level is low, or the water pump fails. If your cooling fan on the radiator does not kick on shortly after the engine reaches operating temperature, you may have a bad cooling fan, cooling fan relay, or cooling fan fuse. If your engine is overheating, start by checking the fluid level, and installing a new thermostat.

A blower motor resistor is the device that controls a car's cabin heating and air conditioning unit's fan speeds. This usually won't cause the engine to overheat, your A/C fan may not function or only function at one speed. Here is a Blower Motor Resistor from Autozone: http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/2003-Ford-Focus/A-C-Heater-Blower-Motor-Resistor/_/N-jk8uvZ91tag

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The heater fan motor itself could have gone bad and needs to be replaced.

The fan runs when commanded by the computer. The most common cause of the fan not working is the fan resistor located in the fan shroud next to the fans. The resistor rots from water and the connector to the resistor sometimes melts.
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common problem, replace the blower motor (fan) resistor, this is what controls the fan speed,its located on heaterbox next to blower motor.heres a picture of it,its on the rightside of dash toward the bottom. hope this helps.

If you're referring to the blower motor resistor, it is located behind the glovebox. Lower the glovebox until fully open, then press the sides in and pull down. The glove box should come loose. The resistor is held in place by a single screw and should only cost $15 or so to replace.

Your blower motor resistor has gone bad, it should be located next to your blower motor in the car, held in place with a couple of screws, remove it and replace it. The resistor is responsible for making the blower motor run at slower speeds than high or (4). Let me know if this helps.

maybe your blower motor relay has a short