Blower Motor Wiring Help
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Yes, it pretty simple. The blower is already grounded, so you just need to look at your fuse block and find the fuse that's marked "heater". Get a female connetor and plug it into the male plug on one end of the block, then run it to a toggle switch, and from there to the blower motor. If your fuse block doesn't have a place to plug into, then you'll need to find another keyed hot and do an inline fuse holder between the source and the switch. Make sure to use a 20a. fuse in this circuit.
Have you tried a test wire from the battery to the blower terminal to make sure the blower motor is good and runs?
Have you tried a test wire from the battery to the blower terminal to make sure the blower motor is good and runs?
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Thank you for the reply! Last night I replaced the blower motor with a new one. When I first got the car, the previous owners installed a aftermarket CD player. I removed the CD player cause it didn't work, and after it was removed the heater stopped working. I don't know if the wires that were connected to the CD player were also connected to the blower motor.
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Thank you for the reply! Last night I replaced the blower motor with a new one. When I first got the car, the previous owners installed a aftermarket CD player. I removed the CD player cause it didn't work, and after it was removed the heater stopped working. I don't know if the wires that were connected to the CD player were also connected to the blower motor.
Once you find the switched wire, you can touch that wire to the one going to the blower until it comes on, then shut the key off and splice the wire.
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