Hey Guys:

Sorry if this has been posted before (I've been using the search but haven't come up with anything so far) but I'm desperate.

First, I drive an '04 non-navi 5AT. On the way to work this morning I turned on my defrost on while driving in. I usually have the AC on low, but I pressed the "defrost" button to have it on all the way. About half way to work, I went to turn the fans down but they stayed up on high. I pressed the mode button to cycle through all the vents, and it does seem to cycle through all of them, but the fan is stuck on high. I can change the temp as well, but they blow out all on high. I turn the whole thing off (the AC panel) and it stays stuck on high on whatever settings it was last at. Of course when I turn the car off, it goes off. When I got home after work, I disconnected the battery for a few minutes and reconnected it. When I started the car back up it was still stuck on high.

After a little Googling I saw someone had a RSX with a similar problem and it turned out to be a transistor. This sounds like a likely solution, but I have no idea where the transistor to my AC fan would be? Does anyone know? Or does this sound like a different problem?


Thanks to anyone who can shed some light on this. Its driving me crazy.

 

NM, looks like it is the blower motor resistor block. Of course after I posed a thread I found it in the search here: https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-problems-fixes-114/c-wont-turn-off-785932/

 

Let's keep this thread open for the benefit of everyone else. Glad you found the solution by searching.