The a/c blower motor is located under the passenger side dash, removal of the glove box and lower panel is needed, not too complicated to get to.
Blown fuse, bad heater blower motor control switch, bad blower motor, or a bad blower motor resistor pack.
The clutch on the AC compressor is an electromagnet. It draws a fair amount of current plus the blower motor and the cooling fan on the radiator.
Depends on the vehicle. Many vehicles have the blower motor accessible from under the hood. Others require a lot of stuff to be removed from the interior to get to the blower motor. If you cannot see the motor under the hood sticking out of the heater/AC box you should look at a service manual (factory, Haynes, Chilton...) to see how to do the job.
Possibly. A bad blower motor resistor would cause the blower motor to either not function or function only on one speed (usually high speed). The air conditioning system is probably set up such that if the blower isn't functioning at all, the air conditioner won't function. Otherwise the air conditioner would overheat.
Assuming that the Sport is the same configuration as the Country, I can give some input. Under the hood, behind the washer fluid reservoir and a little below that is where you will find the blower motor. It is fairly easy getting the reservoir loosened, but I recall that it took some effort due to the small bolt/screw heads to remove from the blower motor. It is a good idea to have a magnetic tray nearby , a good light and plenty of time to work in that tight area. You will want to pay attention to the direction of the blades when replacing the part, there may be a certain way that it needs to go in when replaced. Good luck.
The blower motor would be located under the hood, on the firewall, close to the passenger side fender.
Probably bad brushes in the motor.
To change the AC heater blower motor resistor on a 1994 Toyota Corolla, first disconnect the negative battery terminal for safety. Then, locate the blower motor resistor, typically situated near the blower motor under the dashboard on the passenger side. Remove the screws or clips securing it in place, disconnect the electrical connector, and replace the old resistor with the new one. Finally, reattach everything, reconnect the battery, and test the blower motor to ensure proper function.
On the bottom of the heater/AC housing under the dash.
fuse, wiring, blower motor, blower motor switch, blower motor resistor
The blower motor circulates the air through the system.
If you have checked and the blower motor has both power and ground then the motor is bad.........
where is rear blower motor resistor on a 2001 odyssey
Compressors going bad on the AC <-- NO not probable. Maybe the blower motor going our or a relay or sensor
Yes, a malfunctioning blower motor resistor can prevent your AC from working properly. The resistor controls the speed of the blower motor; if it fails, the blower may not operate at all or may only work at certain speeds. This means that even if the AC system is functioning, you may not get any airflow, resulting in a lack of cooling. If you're experiencing issues with your AC, checking the blower motor resistor is a good place to start.
The blower motor resistor has failed.The blower motor resistor has failed.
Under the hood under the plastic maxifuse center on the firewall you will see several relays there. The blower relay is the 1st or 2nd on the left hand side. The other is the ac clutch relay - feel the one that clinks with the ac and the blower is the other one.