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Zoni 04-25-2002 04:11 PM

A/C Intermittant Fan
 
On my 1991 300E, the A/C, Heat, vents, etc. all work - what doesn't is the fan in any speed (Auto, High, Low) on a consistant basis. I've gone full days without the fan working. If I have the temperature set so that the A/C should be on I do feel cold air from the vents just without and fan blowing it out. Other days after driving for differant amounts of time the fan will suddenly start to work and I can then change it to any of the optional speeds. Any hints about where to look for a fix would be greatly appreciated. Gets fairly sticky this time of year in North Carolina and it's only going to get worse.

renok7 04-27-2002 06:17 AM

The electrical switch at the back of the ignition may be worn. Try playing with the key by turning it a little with the car running. If the blower comes on replace the switch. If that doesn't work it may be the blower motor regulator.

Good luck.

pilot2000 04-28-2002 01:19 AM

My car did the same thing. I can safely say (99.9%) that it is your ignition switch.

jeffsr 04-28-2002 12:46 PM

You may have a problem with worn out brushes in your blower. I have had mine apart 3 times for the same sort of funky intermittent operation. The regulator was replaced once, which did not cure the problem. If it comes on suddenly when you slam or close a door and you've got it on high or auto A/C, then you've got intermittent contact. I'd take a hard look at the motor itself. It's not likely to get any better with time.

Zoni 05-13-2002 02:08 PM

the manual seems to describe a procedure that is very DYI. This looks like most of the cost would be for labor. Is the regulator seperate from the blower itself?

renok7 05-13-2002 04:29 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Zoni
the manual seems to describe a procedure that is very DYI. This looks like most of the cost would be for labor. Is the regulator seperate from the blower itself?
Yes it is.


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