Questions & Answers for: Jeep blown resistor

...resistor at full speed, so if the fan stop completely, there is a good chance the fan is blown if it is not working at full speed. Take a voltmeter and test for voltage at the fan connector with the ...

...works on high speed does anybody know what the problem is Probably a faulty switch, but could be blown resistors. Check for voltage on the blower motor on high medium and

I only get heat on number 4 setting Sounds like the blower motot resistors are blown. You need a new heater control module or perhaps heater motot

...resistor pack that's blown: a very common fault on a huge number of makes and models. The fan bypasses the resister on high speed. Therefore the fan should run on HI regardless of resister condition. ...

resistor gets very hot Part 2. Found a blown fuse that prevented my heat/ac from working (Thanks, Walker!), but the Heater Blower resistor's ceramic element is VERY hot. Not familiar with these. It IS

resistor is blown , just behind the glove box is a spot where one bolt is showing , looks like a open square cut out the screw holds it inside the cut out , remove the bolt swap out the resistor , but

blown. Replacing the blower motor resistor should take care of the problem. I don't recall specifically on a 95 where it is located but I believe it is under the drivers side of the dash bolted to the

2005 jeep laredo air only blows on high setting The blower motor resistor pack is blown. It's easy to replace, it's next to the blower motor in the heater box.

Replaced the fan control switch - it worked for 3 weeks and now no blower at all - is there a fuse that could be blown? could be the resistor assembly, located in the heater case behind the glove box

resistor is blown up. I had same problem with a cadillac and it turned out to be the Hi-Lo Switch. Replaced that and no more problems . Not sure if this would apply to other vehicles but who knows Its