Honda A/C Gurus needed!
#11
Check for 12V on the blu/wht wire at the blower motor like I mentioned before using a volt meter. There should be power with the key in the II position.
I might consider returning the new aftermarket blower resistor and getting one from the Honda dealership. Aftermarket parts can be bad out of the box.
I might consider returning the new aftermarket blower resistor and getting one from the Honda dealership. Aftermarket parts can be bad out of the box.
#12
It is either the transistor (the new part), the HVAC control, or much less likely the blower motor relay (since you have 12V on the blu/wht wire).
A quick test for the blower motor relay (#1) is to switch it with the a/c condenser clutch relay (#2) in the engine bay fuse box. See attached picture.
A quick test for the blower motor relay (#1) is to switch it with the a/c condenser clutch relay (#2) in the engine bay fuse box. See attached picture.
#13
It is either the transistor (the new part), the HVAC control, or much less likely the blower motor relay (since you have 12V on the blu/wht wire).
A quick test for the blower motor relay (#1) is to switch it with the a/c condenser clutch relay (#2) in the engine bay fuse box. See attached picture.
A quick test for the blower motor relay (#1) is to switch it with the a/c condenser clutch relay (#2) in the engine bay fuse box. See attached picture.
#16
Thanks for all your help, guys! I finally took it in today to the Honda dealership. FYI ... it was what they were calling the "transistor" (resistor). What beats me is, why didn't it work when I got a new one from the parts place and swapped it out? Maybe it wasn't a good ground? Idk. $160 for a cold A/C is a small price to pay in South Louisiana heat! Thanks again!
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