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I can't find the blower resistor block and the control module. Do you have location pictures? 1998 Jeep grand Cherokee Laredo w/o automatic temp control, just stock a/c
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It is located on the heater box. Can be inside cabin or underhood. But it's def in the big black box somewhere. Hard to notice, all you will see is a plug in and a flat flange. May snap in may bolt in. I recently changed one on a dodge caravan and it was just above the heater hoses under the hood. Hope this helps !
my controls for the heater and air conditioner isnt working it seems like there is no power getting to the controls. ive checked fuses and they are fine, is there any power supply i can check?
Hi Craftsman,
I suffered a similar failure on my little Rover. I think you will find out the resistor on the blower has had it. It is probably similar in theory. The resistor block contains several resistors. As you alter the blower speed, different resistors are used. One of yours has obviously failed. You need to replace the resistor block, which may be located at the back of the engine bay, on the passenger side, under the wiper module. Or you can remove the resistor block and replace the failed resistor - a competent auto-electrician can do this, or advise you how to.
The lower speeds are controlled by a resistor block. That's what needs to be replace. It's usually located next to the blower. It will have electrical wires connected to it. High speed bypasses the block so it alway works.
If you want to replace it then;
) Disconnect the battery negative terminalif the vehicle have air bags. Wait 2 minutes for system to discharge.
) Remove the kick block on the passenger side.
)Remve the glove box
) Remove the bolts holding the blower motor resistor. Push the red lock up and press down on the click
) Pull the block out.
) Install new block and reverse steps above.
The blower motor resistor is bad. The reisistor is located under the
dash by the blower motor. If the car has auto temp, the resistor is
like a small module and can be expensive.
hi I have a 98 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo.just turned over 200k miles too. the ac/heater blower just stopped working. I have replaced the resister, but no change. any other ideas? where would the relay be? and could this be the porblem? i need help!!
where is the body control module on a 97 jeep cherokee
where is the body control module on a 97 jeep cherokee
where is it located?
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