Heater/AC fan speed control 1999 Intrepid ES
Anyone know the exact location of the resistor gizmo which controls
the fan speed on a 1999 Intrepid ES? I know it's "in the ductwork," but don't know where. The blower only runs on high, so I'm pretty certain I need to replace the resistor speed control. I've found a couple things with wires on them going into the duct below the glove box, but they are not the resistor speed control I'm looking for. Do I need to pull the center console to get to it? Dan |
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before you go getting into the wiring harness replace the switch panel with
all the switches that may just be shot , check out ebay for one , its nown to happen with chrylser from time to time |
It should be under the glove box. It has a lot of wires going to it and when
you pull it out it doesn't look like the resistor blocks of the old cars it's a flat thing about 2" x 3" and costs under $5.00 at the dealer. "Dan" > wrote in message ... > Anyone know the exact location of the resistor gizmo which controls > the fan speed on a 1999 Intrepid ES? I know it's "in the ductwork," > but don't know where. The blower only runs on high, so I'm pretty > certain I need to replace the resistor speed control. I've found a > couple things with wires on them going into the duct below the glove > box, but they are not the resistor speed control I'm looking for. Do > I need to pull the center console to get to it? > > Dan |
It should be under the glove box. It has a lot of wires going to it and when
you pull it out it doesn't look like the resistor blocks of the old cars it's a flat thing about 2" x 3" and costs under $5.00 at the dealer. "Dan" > wrote in message ... > Anyone know the exact location of the resistor gizmo which controls > the fan speed on a 1999 Intrepid ES? I know it's "in the ductwork," > but don't know where. The blower only runs on high, so I'm pretty > certain I need to replace the resistor speed control. I've found a > couple things with wires on them going into the duct below the glove > box, but they are not the resistor speed control I'm looking for. Do > I need to pull the center console to get to it? > > Dan |
On Sun, 4 Jul 2004 09:36:54 -0500, "Kevin" >
wrote: >It should be under the glove box. It has a lot of wires going to it and when >you pull it out it doesn't look like the resistor blocks of the old cars >it's a flat thing about 2" x 3" and costs under $5.00 at the dealer. > > >"Dan" >> Anyone know the exact location of the resistor gizmo which controls >> the fan speed on a 1999 Intrepid ES? I know it's "in the ductwork," >> Dan > I have removed the small removeable piece of ductwork under the glove box, and found two places where wires enter the larger permanent duct. Neither one is the fan speed control resistor. Do I need to remove the glove box to see it? The two things I found only have two wires. I'm looking for something with four wires or five, I think. Dan |
On Sun, 4 Jul 2004 09:36:54 -0500, "Kevin" >
wrote: >It should be under the glove box. It has a lot of wires going to it and when >you pull it out it doesn't look like the resistor blocks of the old cars >it's a flat thing about 2" x 3" and costs under $5.00 at the dealer. > > >"Dan" >> Anyone know the exact location of the resistor gizmo which controls >> the fan speed on a 1999 Intrepid ES? I know it's "in the ductwork," >> Dan > I have removed the small removeable piece of ductwork under the glove box, and found two places where wires enter the larger permanent duct. Neither one is the fan speed control resistor. Do I need to remove the glove box to see it? The two things I found only have two wires. I'm looking for something with four wires or five, I think. Dan |
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