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Old 01-03-2013, 03:15 PM
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if you arent getting airflow something must be clogged, weather its the heater core, evap, some flap for recirc(not sure how that works)
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does it work if its out of the duct but plugged in?
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what do you mean by that? what plugged in
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the blower fan
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It doesnt blow at all, I even ran a hard wire to the battery straight to the blower motor and it didnt move.
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Is it grounded? I would check and make the ground is not bad. If the ground is good then the motor is bad
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How would I check if the ground is good?
could i run another wire to the ground side of the motor?
or check the one thats plugged in now?
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You could run another wire. If you have a test light you could hook one end to the pos side of the battery. Then touch the other end to the ground and see if it lights.
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