2002 Wrangler "Heater-A/C Kick Cover" question...
Hello!
I apparently need to replace the resistor block that controls the fan speed on my 2002 Wrangler. The only speed that works is "high," and all signs point to replacing this 20-dollar part first. To do this, the directions I've found on line say I should remove the "Heater-A/C Housing Kick Cover," and replace the resistor block. But to get into the area (I'm not a small person) requires jamming myself under the dash. Before I get there, and start trying to figure out which screws will actually remove the cover, and what kind of tool I need - I thought I'd see if others have already performed the task - and could offer advice (like where the screws are that remove the cover.) Thanks in advance for any advice! All best. -- Doug Boynton |
Re: 2002 Wrangler "Heater-A/C Kick Cover" question...
It's not as high up in there as you are preparing yourself for:
http://www.----------.com/resistor.htm God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Doug Boynton wrote: > > Hello! > > I apparently need to replace the resistor block that controls the fan speed > on my 2002 Wrangler. The only speed that works is "high," and all signs > point to replacing this 20-dollar part first. > > To do this, the directions I've found on line say I should remove the > "Heater-A/C Housing Kick Cover," and replace the resistor block. But to get > into the area (I'm not a small person) requires jamming myself under the > dash. Before I get there, and start trying to figure out which screws will > actually remove the cover, and what kind of tool I need - I thought I'd see > if others have already performed the task - and could offer advice (like > where the screws are that remove the cover.) > > Thanks in advance for any advice! > > All best. > > -- Doug Boynton |
Re: 2002 Wrangler "Heater-A/C Kick Cover" question...
It's not as high up in there as you are preparing yourself for:
http://www.----------.com/resistor.htm God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Doug Boynton wrote: > > Hello! > > I apparently need to replace the resistor block that controls the fan speed > on my 2002 Wrangler. The only speed that works is "high," and all signs > point to replacing this 20-dollar part first. > > To do this, the directions I've found on line say I should remove the > "Heater-A/C Housing Kick Cover," and replace the resistor block. But to get > into the area (I'm not a small person) requires jamming myself under the > dash. Before I get there, and start trying to figure out which screws will > actually remove the cover, and what kind of tool I need - I thought I'd see > if others have already performed the task - and could offer advice (like > where the screws are that remove the cover.) > > Thanks in advance for any advice! > > All best. > > -- Doug Boynton |
Re: 2002 Wrangler "Heater-A/C Kick Cover" question...
It's not as high up in there as you are preparing yourself for:
http://www.----------.com/resistor.htm God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Doug Boynton wrote: > > Hello! > > I apparently need to replace the resistor block that controls the fan speed > on my 2002 Wrangler. The only speed that works is "high," and all signs > point to replacing this 20-dollar part first. > > To do this, the directions I've found on line say I should remove the > "Heater-A/C Housing Kick Cover," and replace the resistor block. But to get > into the area (I'm not a small person) requires jamming myself under the > dash. Before I get there, and start trying to figure out which screws will > actually remove the cover, and what kind of tool I need - I thought I'd see > if others have already performed the task - and could offer advice (like > where the screws are that remove the cover.) > > Thanks in advance for any advice! > > All best. > > -- Doug Boynton |
Re: 2002 Wrangler "Heater-A/C Kick Cover" question...
It's not as high up in there as you are preparing yourself for:
http://www.----------.com/resistor.htm God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Doug Boynton wrote: > > Hello! > > I apparently need to replace the resistor block that controls the fan speed > on my 2002 Wrangler. The only speed that works is "high," and all signs > point to replacing this 20-dollar part first. > > To do this, the directions I've found on line say I should remove the > "Heater-A/C Housing Kick Cover," and replace the resistor block. But to get > into the area (I'm not a small person) requires jamming myself under the > dash. Before I get there, and start trying to figure out which screws will > actually remove the cover, and what kind of tool I need - I thought I'd see > if others have already performed the task - and could offer advice (like > where the screws are that remove the cover.) > > Thanks in advance for any advice! > > All best. > > -- Doug Boynton |
Re: 2002 Wrangler "Heater-A/C Kick Cover" question...
Bill,
I was checking out the link you sent Doug about the HEAT/AC problem and thought maybe it may help my problem I can use low, medium 1 and medium 2, but when I switch to high everything just cuts off. Do you think it is possible that one of the relays or fuses could be bad. I tried the one in the fusebox by the battery without luck and the one directly behind the glove box. They didn't make a difference. It would still only work in the first 3 settings. It gets nice and cold .. it doesn't heat that well though. Thanks for the help! Shawn On Mon, 05 Sep 2005 15:03:07 -0700, L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@cox.net> wrote: > It's not as high up in there as you are preparing yourself for: >http://www.----------.com/resistor.htm > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O >mailto:-------------------- > >Doug Boynton wrote: >> >> Hello! >> >> I apparently need to replace the resistor block that controls the fan speed >> on my 2002 Wrangler. The only speed that works is "high," and all signs >> point to replacing this 20-dollar part first. >> >> To do this, the directions I've found on line say I should remove the >> "Heater-A/C Housing Kick Cover," and replace the resistor block. But to get >> into the area (I'm not a small person) requires jamming myself under the >> dash. Before I get there, and start trying to figure out which screws will >> actually remove the cover, and what kind of tool I need - I thought I'd see >> if others have already performed the task - and could offer advice (like >> where the screws are that remove the cover.) >> >> Thanks in advance for any advice! >> >> All best. >> >> -- Doug Boynton |
Re: 2002 Wrangler "Heater-A/C Kick Cover" question...
Bill,
I was checking out the link you sent Doug about the HEAT/AC problem and thought maybe it may help my problem I can use low, medium 1 and medium 2, but when I switch to high everything just cuts off. Do you think it is possible that one of the relays or fuses could be bad. I tried the one in the fusebox by the battery without luck and the one directly behind the glove box. They didn't make a difference. It would still only work in the first 3 settings. It gets nice and cold .. it doesn't heat that well though. Thanks for the help! Shawn On Mon, 05 Sep 2005 15:03:07 -0700, L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@cox.net> wrote: > It's not as high up in there as you are preparing yourself for: >http://www.----------.com/resistor.htm > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O >mailto:-------------------- > >Doug Boynton wrote: >> >> Hello! >> >> I apparently need to replace the resistor block that controls the fan speed >> on my 2002 Wrangler. The only speed that works is "high," and all signs >> point to replacing this 20-dollar part first. >> >> To do this, the directions I've found on line say I should remove the >> "Heater-A/C Housing Kick Cover," and replace the resistor block. But to get >> into the area (I'm not a small person) requires jamming myself under the >> dash. Before I get there, and start trying to figure out which screws will >> actually remove the cover, and what kind of tool I need - I thought I'd see >> if others have already performed the task - and could offer advice (like >> where the screws are that remove the cover.) >> >> Thanks in advance for any advice! >> >> All best. >> >> -- Doug Boynton |
Re: 2002 Wrangler "Heater-A/C Kick Cover" question...
Bill,
I was checking out the link you sent Doug about the HEAT/AC problem and thought maybe it may help my problem I can use low, medium 1 and medium 2, but when I switch to high everything just cuts off. Do you think it is possible that one of the relays or fuses could be bad. I tried the one in the fusebox by the battery without luck and the one directly behind the glove box. They didn't make a difference. It would still only work in the first 3 settings. It gets nice and cold .. it doesn't heat that well though. Thanks for the help! Shawn On Mon, 05 Sep 2005 15:03:07 -0700, L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@cox.net> wrote: > It's not as high up in there as you are preparing yourself for: >http://www.----------.com/resistor.htm > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O >mailto:-------------------- > >Doug Boynton wrote: >> >> Hello! >> >> I apparently need to replace the resistor block that controls the fan speed >> on my 2002 Wrangler. The only speed that works is "high," and all signs >> point to replacing this 20-dollar part first. >> >> To do this, the directions I've found on line say I should remove the >> "Heater-A/C Housing Kick Cover," and replace the resistor block. But to get >> into the area (I'm not a small person) requires jamming myself under the >> dash. Before I get there, and start trying to figure out which screws will >> actually remove the cover, and what kind of tool I need - I thought I'd see >> if others have already performed the task - and could offer advice (like >> where the screws are that remove the cover.) >> >> Thanks in advance for any advice! >> >> All best. >> >> -- Doug Boynton |
Re: 2002 Wrangler "Heater-A/C Kick Cover" question...
Bill,
I was checking out the link you sent Doug about the HEAT/AC problem and thought maybe it may help my problem I can use low, medium 1 and medium 2, but when I switch to high everything just cuts off. Do you think it is possible that one of the relays or fuses could be bad. I tried the one in the fusebox by the battery without luck and the one directly behind the glove box. They didn't make a difference. It would still only work in the first 3 settings. It gets nice and cold .. it doesn't heat that well though. Thanks for the help! Shawn On Mon, 05 Sep 2005 15:03:07 -0700, L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@cox.net> wrote: > It's not as high up in there as you are preparing yourself for: >http://www.----------.com/resistor.htm > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O >mailto:-------------------- > >Doug Boynton wrote: >> >> Hello! >> >> I apparently need to replace the resistor block that controls the fan speed >> on my 2002 Wrangler. The only speed that works is "high," and all signs >> point to replacing this 20-dollar part first. >> >> To do this, the directions I've found on line say I should remove the >> "Heater-A/C Housing Kick Cover," and replace the resistor block. But to get >> into the area (I'm not a small person) requires jamming myself under the >> dash. Before I get there, and start trying to figure out which screws will >> actually remove the cover, and what kind of tool I need - I thought I'd see >> if others have already performed the task - and could offer advice (like >> where the screws are that remove the cover.) >> >> Thanks in advance for any advice! >> >> All best. >> >> -- Doug Boynton |
Re: 2002 Wrangler "Heater-A/C Kick Cover" question...
Hi Shawn,
That's my guest. Check the relay inside your power distribution center box beside the battery. It's position should be marked on the inside of top. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ sp wrote: > > Bill, > > I was checking out the link you sent Doug about the HEAT/AC problem > and thought maybe it may help my problem > > I can use low, medium 1 and medium 2, but when I switch to high > everything just cuts off. Do you think it is possible that one of the > relays or fuses could be bad. I tried the one in the fusebox by the > battery without luck and the one directly behind the glove box. > They didn't make a difference. > It would still only work in the first 3 settings. > It gets nice and cold .. it doesn't heat that well though. > > Thanks for the help! > > Shawn > > On Mon, 05 Sep 2005 15:03:07 -0700, L.W.(ßill) ------ III > <----------@cox.net> wrote: > > > It's not as high up in there as you are preparing yourself for: > >http://www.----------.com/resistor.htm > > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O > >mailto:-------------------- > > > >Doug Boynton wrote: > >> > >> Hello! > >> > >> I apparently need to replace the resistor block that controls the fan speed > >> on my 2002 Wrangler. The only speed that works is "high," and all signs > >> point to replacing this 20-dollar part first. > >> > >> To do this, the directions I've found on line say I should remove the > >> "Heater-A/C Housing Kick Cover," and replace the resistor block. But to get > >> into the area (I'm not a small person) requires jamming myself under the > >> dash. Before I get there, and start trying to figure out which screws will > >> actually remove the cover, and what kind of tool I need - I thought I'd see > >> if others have already performed the task - and could offer advice (like > >> where the screws are that remove the cover.) > >> > >> Thanks in advance for any advice! > >> > >> All best. > >> > >> -- Doug Boynton |
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