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Re: Mercury Cougar heater blower only works on high.
Remove the trim panel below the glove box and you will see the blower motor,just to the left of it you will see a 4 wire connector plugged into the case. This is the blower motor resistor,this is what you need to replace.
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You have two other components that control the blower, the control switch and the blower resistor block. The switch is the knob you turn to select the speed and will cause you loose power to the next component that is the resistor block. This part is usually next to the blower motor because it needs to be cooled by the fan and it is responsible for the different fan speeds. Either component can cause a total loss of the blower fan. Go to a online parts lookup like autozone.com and it will show you a picture of the parts so you can identify them.
If it has power you need to confirm if it has a good ground. If it does it may be a defective motor. If not it may just need a blower resistor or have a wiring problem.
Make sure you contact a Mercury Dealer or Ford Dealer and run your vehicle ID number to see if it has a recall on the blower switch. I worked for Ford for years and I think I remember that vehicle having a blower switch and or relay recall. Some of these recalls did not expire and if that is the case it would not cost you anything to have this done. Good luck, hope this helped
I had this exact problem, it is probably your Blower Motor Resistor. It is located under/behind your glovebox, one screw holds it in. Not too expensive either. If that doesn't work it may be your blower motor. Good Luck!
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