Usualy the cause is the resitor pack. It is the device that gives you the diffrent speeds. Usualy when this goes out you only have high. This is a cheep and easy fix. It is located below the dash on the pasangers side. It is bolted with to the bottom of the air box. It should have a large connecter with about 6 wires on it. The part costs less then $20 at your Dodge dealer. Be prepared to replace it more than once as for me it has occurred 2 out of 4 years
you either have a blowed fuse or a wire crossed
It could be a fuse .That would be a starting place.
It could very well be a wire. check the wires rinning to the assembly.
Q is a lot of things it could be quit or quite or soming else.
It could also be the dash light switch. Did you check the fuse panel under the hood?
Lose of power or ground since all the gauges quit working.
She didn't. Fuse was screwing her over and she quit.
you could give it something else to chew on like a bone
If it both windows at the same time, it is likely to be a fuse related to the windows. Check you manual and/or fuse box for blown fuse and replace.
The same thing happened to me I just used a fuse that could withstand more amp ie. 10amp fuse to 25amp fuse Probably the lighter and the radio are on the same circut, and the fuse for that circut has blown. Check the fuse box.
There is a fuse, but the motor can go out as well. Check the fuse before you replace the pump. There is a fuse. Check it before replacing the pump. Motors can just quit, but could also be plugged with dirt or debris, or the power wire to the pump could be loose. Both wiper blade hoses could also be plugged up if the windshield has been through a lot of dirt. Check the pump motor by having a buddy run it while you listen under the hood with the engine off.
Have you checked your fuses?......if its not a fuse it could be a ground or burned wire. maybe even the brain......
Bulbs are out, bad fuse, or corroded connections. Also could be switch on brake pedal, but most likely is bulb or fuse. If bulb, see sources and related links below.
I have a 1991 G20, and the radio suddenly quit working; the FSM specifically indicates a FUSE at the back of the radio head unit. but even at VERY close scrutiny i.e. disassembling the radio, no fuse could be located.
Bottom left of the Driver's side - little box above the Fuel Pump Cut Off Switch.
nothing, you have to quit or do something else
check the fuse panel for blown fuse/check headlight switch
There are several possibilities; headlight switch, headlight breaker or fuse, connectors, dimmer switch.
if both fans quit working, it could be as simple as the relay fuse going out. have your mechanic check these fuses.
check wiper fuse first, then check wiper switch then check wiper motor
You can encourage them AFTER they quit. If they do not want to quit, they will not succeed, and nagging them will not help. In fact, it could hinder their decision since no one wants to be bugged about something they already know they shouldn't be doing. Or you can try giving them something else to be addicted to, chocs? consoles? gum?
Can you please quit everyone else is quite quiet! Quit being quiet, it's quite irritating. Quiet queens quit quite queerly.
look for a blown gauge fuse in the fusebox, check your owners manual for fuse placement.
Blown fuse? Refrigerant leak?
Check for a blown fuse.