Replace blower motor 1998 plymouth voyager

I believe you are looking for the blower motor resistor pack. Usually located on passenger front under dash/glove compartment area. The are normally held in with a couple of screws, screwed onto the HVAC unit itself.

I would first check blower motor resister. Its next to blower motor under pasanger

yeah they have them sure do

The rear blower and the brake lights might not be related troble. The rear blower has a ballast resistor that can fail and it's next to the blower motor in the rear heater housing. The blower motors are also known to go bad so wrapping on it with it turned on might( wake it up) and it'll start woring again as a poor connection shaken or the worn motors brushes shaken down where they make connection again. Then you say the rest of the lights work do you mean that the brake light bulbs come on with the hazard swich entergized? or do the rear lights just light yellow turn lights only? I'd check or even replace the brake light buld=bs before I'd do anything else.their are other things that don't work if the fuses were involved and the same goes for the heater rear blower as the front blower uses the same fuse.

you have to replace it its located on the passenger side under the dash

its the resistor, and its located with the blower motor. you will need a new motor assy. .......in Chryslers infinite wisdom, its all one unit.

YOUR BLOWER MOTOR RESISTOR IS BAD OR THE BLOWER MOTOR CONTROL SWITCH COULD BE FAULTY.

check or replace your front blower motor resistor. this is the most common problem aside from a bad blower switch. you could also try to recalibrate your system but that usually doesn't work. I'm betting on the resistor.

Here is the relay for the rear:


Remove the glove box then the four (4) hex screws on the blower motor cover. Then remove the mounting screws for the blower motor and set it down on the floor - it should have enough length in the wiring. Disconnect the the wiring connector them remove the rubber grommet and wiring harness through the blower housing. Installation is the reverse of removal. Good luck!

check under hood at main fuse relay there should be a line of relays. If not you have to pull the dash apart under steering colum on back firewall on left side you wil find 4 wire harnesses. that is where you start testing for power to see if the harnesses have gotten wet.