I had been having problems with the battery dying every day. The battery started leaking so I replaced it. The blower had been working fine. So now I have the new battery and the blower doesn't work. I have checked: 30 amp fuse 14 under the hood (Front climate control system blower motor) 5 amp fuse 14 under the dash beside the steering column (Underhood fuse box Run feed,Front blower Run feed) Both of those amps are fine. I checked with a multi meter and there is no voltage going to the blower. I pulled the resistor and can't tell if it's good or bad. I visually inspected all the connections and they seem fine. The rest of the wires are wrapped pretty tight in electrical tape. The one thing I haven't checked yet is the lone relay on the left side of the van beside the fuse panel drivers side. Am I missing something? Do I just have to take it to a mechanic to reset something or something...?
SOURCE: my wiper blades have adhd
You may have a problem with the Generic Electronic Module, have it tested for trouble codes as well as a functional test, only Ford dealers have the special equip to preform these tests.
SOURCE: '98 Ford Expedition - 4WD/AWD
I had a similar problem, but not exactly the same. In my expedition 98 the A4WD worked, but the 4x4 hi or low did not. Ford dealership diagnosed it to be the transfer case shift motor. I bought one from ebay for $85 and replaced it myself and it works fine now. They wanted $450 to replace it.
Some say you can tap the transfer case motor with hammer, but gently and it may come to life. I didn't try that.
SOURCE: 5 amp fuse in passengers fuse panel keeps blowing
It also feeds the overhead console.Suspect that is were your problem is.
SOURCE: I have a 2005 Ford
Its possible that you have some problem with the blower motor, any short or blower motor go to bad. I suggest check it and send us details.
SOURCE: Front windshiled wipers not working.
blown fuse, faulty wiper motor or faulty wiper switch. Possible you got a bad new wiper motor if you replaced everything in the order you wrote it in.
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