1988 HONDA ACCORD BLOWER WONT WORK

you have 2 relays blower motor resistor and one fuse to check

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRs1JJ42Eg0&t=32s

https://www.autogenius.info/honda-accord-1998-2003-fuse-box-diagram/


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According to my wiring diagram, the blue and white wire from the blower motor gets power from the key switch. The fan switch and resistor grounds the motor.
No blower fuse is listed.

check if the air intake is clear , no cracks/split etc in the pipe work , air filter is clean,if look ok then i'd get the stepper motor checked out as a first step

check the battery voltage ,. if it;s above 12 volts then test the wire going to the solenoid to see if it has 12 volts when turning the key to start. if it does then the solenoid or starter could be bad/

https://www.oreillyauto.com/shop/air-conditioning-16770/blower-motor-resistor-12386/2003/honda/accord

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https://www.oreillyauto.com/shop/air-conditioning-16770/blower-motor-relay-11581/2003/honda/accord

you need to look under the hood for a relay center an you will find one ther for the blower moter I woul google your year car and it should show you hte position for the fuses and the relay

In the fuse block,under the hood on top of the fender. Locate fuse #35 it's 40amp fuse for the blower moter. If the fuse is ok,there is another
common problem you can check. The blower moter resistor assembly,
located under the dash on right side. With a 12v test light check for
power to the blower moter from the resistor. If you have no power to the
moter, replace the resistor assembly. If niether of these works, I'll need
to know if you have climate control or manual control hvac. And for some reason, the wheel base. long wb or short wb. to dig any deeper.
But I hope one of the causes I've mentioned will cure the problem.
Good luck.

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mostly they have a thermal fuse in them that blows if too much of heat builds up in them and they have an improved blower moter thermal fuze kit for them i suspect thats the promblem....if thats the problem try to replace the thermal fuse

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mostly they have a thermal fuse in them that blows if too much of heat builds up in them and they have an improved blower moter thermal fuze kit for them i suspect thats the promblem....if thats the problem try to replace the thermal fuse

hello first you need to check the bulb below the gear shift panel that is not blown then if available your book on your car has a listing page usually in back look for fuses go to page it should have a diagram for fuses see wich one is for illumination of your shifter check fuse replace if needed goodluck