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    blower switch

    Dear Gurus,
    My blower won't work when the switch is on the max (highest) position on either Max cool or cool. Works fine on the lower settings. What's up?
    Donald McCaig
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    could be the fan blower resistor is bad. Follow the wires from the blower to a little bolted into the firewall - thats it. remove and inspect the coils
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      Its under the hood a 3 or 4 gang plug in the restor plate is screwed to the heater air conditioner box near the valve cover.
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        #4
        Make sure the socket isn't melted and the connections are good too.
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          #5
          Originally posted by gadget73
          Make sure the socket isn't melted and the connections are good too.
          Pull the switch out of the dash and check. Mine melted cear off. It's a problem with these switches. Not a design deffect as they have lasted for 20 years before cooking, but non-the-less, a common problem.

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