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where is the blower motor resistor 2003 - 3/15/2008 11:57:03 AM   
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Status: offline 		Ok, the blower motor quit working.  It works when plugged directly to a 12 volt battery.  I took it to the dealership and the service writing underhandedly told me it was the resistor.  He would not give me any more information.  I have the blower motor out.  Where is the resistor?  Thanks.
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RE: where is the blower motor resistor 2003 - 3/15/2008 12:47:20 PM   
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Status: offline 		I don't know specifically on that model, but resistor is usually on the blower or evaporator housing nearby. Relatively large and hard to miss. Follow connector from blower backwards.

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RE: where is the blower motor resistor 2003 - 3/15/2008 3:23:31 PM   
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Status: offline 		In this pic it is number 11 I'm fairly certain it is in the top of the ducting to the drivers side of the blower unit.



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RE: where is the blower motor resistor 2003 - 3/15/2008 4:16:14 PM   
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Status: offline 		Thanks, I found it to the back left of the blower attached with 2 screws to the firewall on the inside.  Changed the resistor and now I have AC again.

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RE: where is the blower motor resistor 2003 - 9/23/2008 2:11:06 PM   
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Status: offline 		Sorry to pull up such an old thread...

but may ask about the problem that you had... cuz my AC is not working and i wonder if that is the same case as yours was...

in addition, someone told me it could be the Blower Motor Resistor that is causing my problem??

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RE: where is the blower motor resistor 2003 - 9/23/2008 6:38:24 PM   
TexasHonda

 

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Status: offline 		Does the blower work at any speed or not at all? Did the blower quit working suddenly or did  you gradually lose 1 fan speed after another?

Try thumping the blower module w/ your hand. If the blower starts and runs, the blower brushes are worn out. They are not replaceable and a new blower motor is necessary.

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RE: where is the blower motor resistor 2003 - 9/24/2008 1:11:09 AM   
BU50


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Status: offline 		i have suddenly lost the blower... it stopped working completely... 

well, the thing is i dont know where is the blower??? someone told me its under the dashboard beside the glove box!!!

is there any guide of how to reach there??? i have never unscrew any screw in the car... i want to do so but in the right way...

so can anyone help a little bit more?

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RE: where is the blower motor resistor 2003 - 9/24/2008 5:29:57 AM   
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RE: where is the blower motor resistor 2003 - 9/24/2008 5:33:03 AM   
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ORIGINAL: BU50

i have suddenly lost the blower... it stopped working completely... 

well, the thing is i dont know where is the blower??? someone told me its under the dashboard beside the glove box!!!

is there any guide of how to reach there??? i have never unscrew any screw in the car... i want to do so but in the right way...

so can anyone help a little bit more?

   COMON Now Member..Read about this post
And look at the pictures before you posted..


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RE: where is the blower motor resistor 2003 - 9/24/2008 9:57:50 AM   
BU50


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Status: offline 		I will try my best with the blower n with keeping you guys updated


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RE: where is the blower motor resistor 2003 - 9/24/2008 2:27:52 PM   
BU50


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Status: offline 		All done... i got the AC fixed... I will put a thread about the problem and the steps of solving it...


Thanks to the guys above me... getting the new part and replacing the old one was an easy ride

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