I have a 2002 Chrysler Town and country i have a 3.3 v6. My heat in the front only worked on high and i drove it a while now no heat would come out the front no defrost nothing so i went ahead and replaced my blower resistor and still nothing fuse good and relay good what do i do now?
Re: I have a 2002 Chrysler Town and country i have a 3.3...
My 2002 Town and country did EXACTLY the same thing.... As of yesterday it will not work on high either. Did you find a solution?? It is -5 degrees outside.... I need defrost!
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Fuse box diagram (location and assignment of electrical fuses and relays) for Chrysler Town & Country (Voyager) (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007).
are you sure its the tail lights and not the stop lights , could be the stop light switch that is under the dash and right above the brake pedal may be stuck.
most of the time the resistor is located downwind of the blower motor so it should be not to fao from the blower motor in the right rear of the van behind the quater trim panel which is the hvac unit is located
Replace your blower motor resistor Resistor located under dash on passenger side in screwed into blower housing. May be able to be repaired. Requires soldering a small piece of "unmelted solder" across where the old fusible link was. look carefully at resistor. Or else just replace. Buy new. Junkyard resistor likely to be as bad as yours.
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