Where are Liberty's a/c fan resistors?
 

Hi all. My 2002 liberty's climate control fan stopped working on
setting #1, then a few days later stopped running on #2. I'm thinking
it's probably just the resistors that burned out. (Had this happen
with a Mazda once and found a giant mosquito burned onto the resistor.)

Before I start trying to pop plastic panels off, does anyone know
offhand where the blower resistors are on the Liberty? In the
aforementioned Mazda situation I had to take the whole $^@^@!# dash off
to get to them, and that was before passenger-side airbags.

Cheers,
Al

Re: Where are Liberty's a/c fan resistors?
 

In other Jeep vehicles it is under the dash behind the glove box. mounted to
the HVAC box..... generally accessible from the passenger wheel well









<atappman@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1166289137.325874.273920@73g2000cwn.googlegro ups.com...
> Hi all. My 2002 liberty's climate control fan stopped working on
> setting #1, then a few days later stopped running on #2. I'm thinking
> it's probably just the resistors that burned out. (Had this happen
> with a Mazda once and found a giant mosquito burned onto the resistor.)
>
> Before I start trying to pop plastic panels off, does anyone know
> offhand where the blower resistors are on the Liberty? In the
> aforementioned Mazda situation I had to take the whole $^@^@!# dash off
> to get to them, and that was before passenger-side airbags.
>
> Cheers,
> Al
>

Re: Where are Liberty's a/c fan resistors?
 

In other Jeep vehicles it is under the dash behind the glove box. mounted to
the HVAC box..... generally accessible from the passenger wheel well









<atappman@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1166289137.325874.273920@73g2000cwn.googlegro ups.com...
> Hi all. My 2002 liberty's climate control fan stopped working on
> setting #1, then a few days later stopped running on #2. I'm thinking
> it's probably just the resistors that burned out. (Had this happen
> with a Mazda once and found a giant mosquito burned onto the resistor.)
>
> Before I start trying to pop plastic panels off, does anyone know
> offhand where the blower resistors are on the Liberty? In the
> aforementioned Mazda situation I had to take the whole $^@^@!# dash off
> to get to them, and that was before passenger-side airbags.
>
> Cheers,
> Al
>

Re: Where are Liberty's a/c fan resistors?
 

In other Jeep vehicles it is under the dash behind the glove box. mounted to
the HVAC box..... generally accessible from the passenger wheel well









<atappman@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1166289137.325874.273920@73g2000cwn.googlegro ups.com...
> Hi all. My 2002 liberty's climate control fan stopped working on
> setting #1, then a few days later stopped running on #2. I'm thinking
> it's probably just the resistors that burned out. (Had this happen
> with a Mazda once and found a giant mosquito burned onto the resistor.)
>
> Before I start trying to pop plastic panels off, does anyone know
> offhand where the blower resistors are on the Liberty? In the
> aforementioned Mazda situation I had to take the whole $^@^@!# dash off
> to get to them, and that was before passenger-side airbags.
>
> Cheers,
> Al
>

Re: Where are Liberty's a/c fan resistors?
 

You REALLY need to go to the dealership and get yourself an owner's manual.

<atappman@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1166289137.325874.273920@73g2000cwn.googlegro ups.com...
> Hi all. My 2002 liberty's climate control fan stopped working on
> setting #1, then a few days later stopped running on #2. I'm thinking
> it's probably just the resistors that burned out. (Had this happen
> with a Mazda once and found a giant mosquito burned onto the resistor.)
>
> Before I start trying to pop plastic panels off, does anyone know
> offhand where the blower resistors are on the Liberty? In the
> aforementioned Mazda situation I had to take the whole $^@^@!# dash off
> to get to them, and that was before passenger-side airbags.
>
> Cheers,
> Al
>

Re: Where are Liberty's a/c fan resistors?
 

You REALLY need to go to the dealership and get yourself an owner's manual.

<atappman@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1166289137.325874.273920@73g2000cwn.googlegro ups.com...
> Hi all. My 2002 liberty's climate control fan stopped working on
> setting #1, then a few days later stopped running on #2. I'm thinking
> it's probably just the resistors that burned out. (Had this happen
> with a Mazda once and found a giant mosquito burned onto the resistor.)
>
> Before I start trying to pop plastic panels off, does anyone know
> offhand where the blower resistors are on the Liberty? In the
> aforementioned Mazda situation I had to take the whole $^@^@!# dash off
> to get to them, and that was before passenger-side airbags.
>
> Cheers,
> Al
>

Re: Where are Liberty's a/c fan resistors?
 

You REALLY need to go to the dealership and get yourself an owner's manual.

<atappman@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1166289137.325874.273920@73g2000cwn.googlegro ups.com...
> Hi all. My 2002 liberty's climate control fan stopped working on
> setting #1, then a few days later stopped running on #2. I'm thinking
> it's probably just the resistors that burned out. (Had this happen
> with a Mazda once and found a giant mosquito burned onto the resistor.)
>
> Before I start trying to pop plastic panels off, does anyone know
> offhand where the blower resistors are on the Liberty? In the
> aforementioned Mazda situation I had to take the whole $^@^@!# dash off
> to get to them, and that was before passenger-side airbags.
>
> Cheers,
> Al
>

Re: Where are Liberty's a/c fan resistors?
 

pass side under dash and 2 8mm screwws hold it in place and it is a common
failure

atappman@googlemail.com wrote:

> Hi all. My 2002 liberty's climate control fan stopped working on
> setting #1, then a few days later stopped running on #2. I'm thinking
> it's probably just the resistors that burned out. (Had this happen
> with a Mazda once and found a giant mosquito burned onto the resistor.)
>
> Before I start trying to pop plastic panels off, does anyone know
> offhand where the blower resistors are on the Liberty? In the
> aforementioned Mazda situation I had to take the whole $^@^@!# dash off
> to get to them, and that was before passenger-side airbags.
>
> Cheers,
> Al

Re: Where are Liberty's a/c fan resistors?
 

pass side under dash and 2 8mm screwws hold it in place and it is a common
failure

atappman@googlemail.com wrote:

> Hi all. My 2002 liberty's climate control fan stopped working on
> setting #1, then a few days later stopped running on #2. I'm thinking
> it's probably just the resistors that burned out. (Had this happen
> with a Mazda once and found a giant mosquito burned onto the resistor.)
>
> Before I start trying to pop plastic panels off, does anyone know
> offhand where the blower resistors are on the Liberty? In the
> aforementioned Mazda situation I had to take the whole $^@^@!# dash off
> to get to them, and that was before passenger-side airbags.
>
> Cheers,
> Al

Re: Where are Liberty's a/c fan resistors?
 

pass side under dash and 2 8mm screwws hold it in place and it is a common
failure

atappman@googlemail.com wrote:

> Hi all. My 2002 liberty's climate control fan stopped working on
> setting #1, then a few days later stopped running on #2. I'm thinking
> it's probably just the resistors that burned out. (Had this happen
> with a Mazda once and found a giant mosquito burned onto the resistor.)
>
> Before I start trying to pop plastic panels off, does anyone know
> offhand where the blower resistors are on the Liberty? In the
> aforementioned Mazda situation I had to take the whole $^@^@!# dash off
> to get to them, and that was before passenger-side airbags.
>
> Cheers,
> Al