November 24, 200421 yr 1 & 4 do not work at all. It's getting colder, so having a working blower may come in handy for the defroster very soon. On many American cars there is a resistor that works in conjunction with the blower switch. If the resistor goes out, the blower will show symptoms similar to those on my XT. Is there a similar resistor on my XT. If so, where is it? The four position switch is mounted in the console. If there is no resistor, do I have to remove the console to get at the switch, or is there an easier way to remove it? I don't see where it could "pop out". How hard is it to remove the console? It looks rather difficult.
November 24, 200421 yr Not too sure about an XT, but on others i know the resistors are in the air duct itself beside the motor. There is a current thread on this titled... "blower quit working...couple questions" This thread shoud give you an idea of what is wrong:brow: Good Luck
November 24, 200421 yr Yes, the resistor is beside the motor, behind the glove box. Yes, the center console needs to be taken out to get to the switch. It is a pain in the rump roast, but is do-able. Tapper
November 24, 200421 yr Snowman had a thread about this about a year ago. Lots of good info. You might try a search and see what you uncover.
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