just bought a 2002 Eddie Bauer with climate control and rear ac and heat from a guy I work wth. He said that when his friend installed a new radio the rear heat and ac stopped working. I have checked all fuses and they are all good. Is there something behind dash near the radio that would kill power to both rear heat and ac. I see that the ac seems to have a separate blower than the heat so how could both be affected?
No rear heat or ac
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Bedrck47
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Welcome to the Forum
How good are you at troubleshooting electrical problems?
Do you have a volt meter or test lamp?
How good are you at troubleshooting electrical problems?
Do you have a volt meter or test lamp?
Bedrck47
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Volt meter would be better
How did you test fuses?
Does the rear blower work?
The main front controls must be in any position other than off for the rear to work.
Do you have the owners manual?
How did you test fuses?
Does the rear blower work?
The main front controls must be in any position other than off for the rear to work.
Do you have the owners manual?
The guy who did ball joints for me tested fuses. Said they were all good. I do have the owners manual and I tried all positions on the front main. There seems to be no power at all to rear nothing to blower on the floor or top vents. I can grab my fluke meter from from work tomorrow. I was wondering if there could be something that just got unplugged accidentally that could kill power all together to the back.
Bedrck47
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Possible If the connector on the back off the controls was disconnected.
Can you read and understand wiring diagrams
Can you read and understand wiring diagrams
Don't think I could read wiring diagrams. I'll bring tester home tomorrow. I see where the blower motor and resistor is in the back left panel is there another one to check as well. And what else do I need to check. Is there anything up front?
Bedrck47
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Does the expy have a sun roof
You would need to check voltage at fuses and at the control switches and will depend if you have sun roof or not as there is a difference in the circuits.
You would need to check voltage at fuses and at the control switches and will depend if you have sun roof or not as there is a difference in the circuits.
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Bedrck47
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Check the following fuses
In the battery junction box (under hood) fuse #111 and #114 Thes fuses have power at all times.
In the central junction box (under dash) fuse #7 and #24 The key must be in the run position.
You do not need to pull fuses to check for voltage. Read the attached
http://www.expeditionforum.com/threads/fuse-testing-101.24587/
In the battery junction box (under hood) fuse #111 and #114 Thes fuses have power at all times.
In the central junction box (under dash) fuse #7 and #24 The key must be in the run position.
You do not need to pull fuses to check for voltage. Read the attached
http://www.expeditionforum.com/threads/fuse-testing-101.24587/
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Bedrck47
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OK Camping weekend I will be on and off but will catch up with you I always have computer and prints with me
