Fan blower stopped working

Are you saying the blower motor is not blowing any air? Check for power right at the blower motor first.

bad ac clutch

blower motors are regulated by group of resistors that cause the voltage to reduce at different amounts resulting in high to low speeds on the fan. When this fails the motors goes to high speed all the time. These are not expensive or hard to replace. Usually a plug connector and a couple of screws and around $25 will do it. These are located under the dash in the main body of the heater as they rely on air blowing over them to reduce the heat created by the resistance. the side opposite the connector will look like sifferent sizes of wire wound much like a spring to create resistance and slow the blower motor down. Once you have this out you can go to a parts store and ask for a replacement one. good luck

need more info? Heater blowing cold air? Heater not blowing at all? If neither heat or air are blowing then it's just the blower fan. Easy to replace and fairly cheap.

it may have a blown head gasket if it keep over heating or there could be just an air lock in the cooling water,, you will need to bleed the air out to stop the over heat as the water is not going around the engine its not opening the thermostat so it cant bleed its self take off a water pipe thats the higest pipe you can find it may have a bleed vent in a pipe were you can bleed it from ,,,top up the rad and header tank take off the bleed nippel when water with no air is coming out and the jobs a good un? run the motor for a time or go for a drive to check its not ever heating again and the heater should by now be blowing hot air,, top up the rad and header tank when its coold down

there is a resistor located under the dash which controls the settings for the fan if this has overloaded or blown up the blower motor wont work

If your just talking about the fan, the fan is the blower motor. Behind your glove-box is a black plastic box that houses the evaporator(which the blower blows on to give you cold air, the heater-core ( which the blower blows on to give you heat). Your car has both components, the compressor is mounted in front of your car's engine and the fan, you know. Most likely you won't be able to handle repairing the a/c system. You can buy 1lb. cans to charge your a/c but repairing it requires special tools, gauges, temp. readings, containment systems,and so on. But if there is something specific that you want to attempt then ask and 'll try to help.

Hello, from your description it sounds like your hot/cold blend door actuator is acting up, could be any number of reasons, and it's not that uncommon. Worst case scenario is that the heater box is broken or worn out and the entire dash would have to come out just to get to the heater box. Most independent shops can diagnose this problem fairly quickly. I hope this info helps...(subytech1)...

water pump could be bad again. if the seal is out lets air in around pump propeller and it won't move water and it over heats. its a lot of work but you can fix it your self

1. maybe your ac condenser blower is not working properly
2. slipping ac belt
3. air con compressor hub is sliding due to oil leak