Questions & Answers for: 2004 dodge dakota blower motor

...2004 Dakota My son has a 2004 Dakota with high miles. First experienced the heater/defrost switch wouldn't switch the air folw to defrost. Before we could fix, now blower motor doesn't work. Took the ...

ac control switch only works in the high position. You probably have a bad blower resistor. it's located next to the blower motor under the dash. Heater switch will not work on any setting Fuse is OK

...2004 dodge dakota 4x4's heat stopped. I have some heat if I go fast but the blower is not working. first, check the fuse for the blower motor. If ok, you may have a bad switch or bad blower motor. If ...

...2004 Dodge Dakota It worked yesterday, fuses inside appear ok. In the power distribution center I can't tell if the 40amp HEVAC fuse is good or not..I've never seen these before. Could the problem ...

look ok to me Blower motor resistor is most likely bad. speed controlmight be bad or a bad motor try and bypass speed control to see if you can get fan to run all out if so then replace speed control.

...blower motor is bad. if not locate the resistor for the fan and unplug it probe the hot pin and turn on the blower does it light up? if so the resistor is bad if not the switch needs to be your next ...

...2004 Dodge Dakota, does not blow, ice is comming in and i need to be able to defrost my windshield and heat my truck First thing to check is the fuse. There will be one under the hood and another in ...

2004 Dakota ac/heater fan stopped working then worked again then stopped again. My 2004 dakota quad cab ac/heater motor stopped working. I got in the next day and it worked again. drove to the store. ...

2004 dodge Dakota heater motor won't work on high speed I think high speed relay is bad I can't find it do you know where relay is located there is no relay for high speed, the blower relay is only ...

...2004 Dodge Dakota Heather Blower Speeds My Heater Blower Is Only The diagram is for v6. The top wire at blower motor is voltage, the bottom wire is ground. Use a test light and check both voltage and ...