Clicking noise in my dash and no heat, but my blower works fine. i have a 2000 dodge grand caravan. the heat barely puts out any warmth 90% of the time but you can hear the blower running strong. Just not getting the heat output i should, and while driving, you can hear a popping and clicking sound in the dash. any ideas??

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sounds like engine is hydrolocked (cylinders full of water)
not good

SOURCE: air conditioner blower motor resister on dodge grand caravan

in my 2004 grand caravan it's behind the glove box and left of the blower motor. disconnect the wires first then remove the 2 screws to pull out the resistor unit. First make sure you have removed the negative of your batterie. I had the same pm that prevented the blower motor to operate in any speed. I hope this will help

Brad Hardman

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• Posted on Jun 06, 2009

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I had the same thing happpen with mine. The unit is located behind the glove box and is just left of the fan held in place with two screws. I bought a new resistor from radio shack and installed it in the unit.

Ginko

• 19396 Answers
• Posted on Sep 04, 2009

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The blower motor resistor is located on the dash panel, on passenger compartment, right behind the glovebox. The resistor is mounted on a plate assembly that can be removed as shown on picture below:

SOURCE: Heater blower motor replacement -1997 Dodge Grand Caravan

Remove the cover plate on the passenger side of the heater box, 3-4 screws.
Unplug the motor assembly, remove 3-4 more screws that hold the motor in place and pull it down from its position. Get an aftermarket motor and installed it in the original housing with the original squirrel cage.
Installation is the reverse of removal.