Heater stopped blowing? fuse is good....
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From: wild wonderfull wv
Car: 1987 formula firebird
Engine: 305 lg4
Transmission: 700r4
Heater stopped blowing? fuse is good....
Everything on the car works except for the heater motor. I removed all of the ac stuff, condenser, etc... I plugged in the purple wire and the black one to the motor and nothing happens, I checked the motor with voltage from the battery and it works, the vaccum lines are not hooked up an all i want is defrost. can anyone tell me which wires go where? and what i can do? thanks...
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From: Loveland, OH, US
Car: 4
Engine: 6
Transmission: 5
Take out the control head. Look at the "mode" switch. You'll find several wires on it. Find a brown one that leads up into the dash all by itself. Follow that wire about a foot up in there, and you will come to a connector of shockingly stupid design, which when you try to take it apart, you will discover it is burnt to ashes.
That wire is the supply to the whole A/C system; all fan current (except for high speed) goes through it, and the A/C compressor clutch current too. When it burns up, none of that works.
Cut both halves of it off, and replace it with a BIG THICK insulated slide terminal pair. Not yerbasic weenie little ones, get some big fat ones. There's alot of current there, and the small terminals will just burn up again.
That wire is the supply to the whole A/C system; all fan current (except for high speed) goes through it, and the A/C compressor clutch current too. When it burns up, none of that works.
Cut both halves of it off, and replace it with a BIG THICK insulated slide terminal pair. Not yerbasic weenie little ones, get some big fat ones. There's alot of current there, and the small terminals will just burn up again.
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