Blower motor
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07navi
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Do these have cabin filters in them?
Jon1985
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Had that problem with my 2010 barely blowing I dealt with it until it quit replaced it with an aftermarket blower only lasted two months sent it back got a refund bought a Motorcraft haven’t had a problem since been working great for a few Years now.
Honestly I just stick with Motorcraft / OEM parts now for all my vehicles never any luck with aftermarket unless that’s the only thing available Like the running board motor I had to replace .
Honestly I just stick with Motorcraft / OEM parts now for all my vehicles never any luck with aftermarket unless that’s the only thing available Like the running board motor I had to replace .
99WhiteC5Coupe
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Refer to previous post #6.
07navi
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I don't think any of them have a cabin filter.
Kevin Newcome
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Not sure how to start a new thread as I’m new to this forum, so here goes.
I have a ‘10 Expy EL Eddie Bauer with the climate control. That is the reason I posted on the end of this thread. My problem is that the blower motor in the front won’t work. I replaced the resistor a year ago, and my uncle who is an electronics guru tested it and said it is functioning correctly. I replaced the blower motor to no avail. I am wondering if I might’ve touched the ground & power wires together when I was replacing the resistor pigtail if I did, what would I have burnt? A fuse or inline disable link? If so, where do I look for it. I’ve checked all the fuses under the hood and in the passenger kick panel.
I have a ‘10 Expy EL Eddie Bauer with the climate control. That is the reason I posted on the end of this thread. My problem is that the blower motor in the front won’t work. I replaced the resistor a year ago, and my uncle who is an electronics guru tested it and said it is functioning correctly. I replaced the blower motor to no avail. I am wondering if I might’ve touched the ground & power wires together when I was replacing the resistor pigtail if I did, what would I have burnt? A fuse or inline disable link? If so, where do I look for it. I’ve checked all the fuses under the hood and in the passenger kick panel.
mjp2
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Jiggle the blower motor connector and see if things start working, then unplug that connector and look for any burn marks. It's a common failure.
Splicing in Motorcraft part # WPT688 fixed things for me.
Kevin Newcome
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I gotcha, but I have already replaced that connector (pigtail). I’m completely at a loss for why it won’t blow.
mjp2
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ahh you're right. I read the resistor pigtail and didn't equate it to the blower motor connector. My bad.
