Blower motor not blowing,cold or hot plz help
11-02-2009, 07:12 PM
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Blower motor not blowing,cold or hot plz help
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2000 tl non-navi
my blower motor stopped blowing anything 2 weeks ago. checked the fuses and relay under the hood, ok.
power through the harness to the blower (with meter), ok.
digital display works.
with some local advice, i replaced the blower motor.
plugged in the new blower, as i turn the ignition key, the blower receives a shot of power. the fan spins a little and stops.
what am i missing to get this fixed. what are things i should look for or check out. i thought i had it made.
thanks in advance,
joe
orange county, california
2000 tl non-navi
my blower motor stopped blowing anything 2 weeks ago. checked the fuses and relay under the hood, ok.
power through the harness to the blower (with meter), ok.
digital display works.
with some local advice, i replaced the blower motor.
plugged in the new blower, as i turn the ignition key, the blower receives a shot of power. the fan spins a little and stops.
what am i missing to get this fixed. what are things i should look for or check out. i thought i had it made.
thanks in advance,
joe
orange county, california
11-02-2009, 07:39 PM
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i saw the thread title and got this thread to show you but after reading i think you would of noticed it 
take a look
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...hlight=harness
take a look
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...hlight=harness
11-02-2009, 10:10 PM
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thanks guys, i'll try this tomorrow....
I pulled the transistor, opened it, and noticed it has a fuse on the little circuit board, so I plugged in the fan and the transistor hanging from the dash in the floorboard--when I put a screwdriver across the "fuse" connections on the transistor circuit board, the fan started running. So I bought a new transistor for $30 and went with the new fan
I pulled the transistor, opened it, and noticed it has a fuse on the little circuit board, so I plugged in the fan and the transistor hanging from the dash in the floorboard--when I put a screwdriver across the "fuse" connections on the transistor circuit board, the fan started running. So I bought a new transistor for $30 and went with the new fan
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