Blower problem
 

I have a 2k TJ with blower motor no longer working. I don't have
owners manual but all fuses and fuse able link appear to be OK. Is
there a way to determine if its the switch VS the blower motor.

Thanks in advance

JD

Re: Blower problem
 

Without proper testing equipment (a test light) it is probably safe to
assume that the blower motor has given up the ghost, as it doesn't work on
any speed. If you had a switch/resistor/relay problem, it would be
inoperative on some speeds, but not all. A $10 test light would be a good
investment right now, though, just to see if you have power and ground at
the blower motor.

Clever email address, too.


Jerry


"Clem" <mygodisthereanamenotchosen@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> You can apply 12 volts to the hot lead for the blower. (After you unhook
the
> normal power supply for safe measure)
>
> If the fan kicks in, it's not that. ;)
>
>
> "JD" <jdcarroll@nospam.qwest.net> wrote in message
> news:h0biivondijkases6r0n3ntfa5k121ub2h@4ax.com...
> > I have a 2k TJ with blower motor no longer working. I don't have
> > owners manual but all fuses and fuse able link appear to be OK. Is
> > there a way to determine if its the switch VS the blower motor.
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> >
> > JD
>
>

Re: Blower problem
 

I figure I can ck voltage at blower and determine which way to go.
Thanks
JD

Re: Blower problem
 

"Jerry Newton" <fig@mcttelecom.com> wrote in message
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> Clever email address, too.
>
>
> Jerry

Thanks!

It took me a while of trying to find a name that wasn't chosen. I typed in
mygodisthereanamenotchosen and it took it!

I figured it was time to stop searching for a name then. :^D