Unit sparked blowing out one element as well as blower.
SOURCE: Blower Motor not working
hello the problem your having with the blower motor sound like the blower itself the brushes could be worn out causing the extra load on the blower resistor you may need to have a blower motor installed hopefully you won't need the resistor hope this helps you
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SOURCE: heater quit blower not turning on
there are fuses just for the heater motor alone, a relay under the hood and a fuse in the fuses box, look in you owners manual if you have one or some times the marked. youll find the fuse box under the dash board or in the side of the dash board on the driver side and look for a black box under the hood, the book should tell u what relays and fuses are what
SOURCE: heater blows cold front and back
You could be low on coolant - better check.
Your heater core might be the problem:
http://www.trustmymechanic.com/heater.html
SOURCE: 96 dodge dakota heater blower just quit blowing
The blower motor resistor is located inside the HVAC duct, (heating, ventalation, and cooling) on the passenger side footwell area. It is accessed from inside the passenger compartment.You can test it with a multimeter to see if it is open. it looks like this when removed.They are about 33.00 from rockauto.com. When you find the connector on the duct that is connected to this resistor block, remove the connector with a small screwdriver, you have to find the lock tab and gently lift it up and pull on the connector to remove the connector. remove one screw and it will come out. most times you can tell if they are bad by looking at them. if you cant test it have someone you know that can do it. I am 99% positive that that is your problem, Unless the connector came loose. Please let us know if this was helpful as i strive to improve helping others on a daily basis.
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