check the fan connector under the dash. it should be a four prone connector, which control the fan speed. replace it and it will work. If It works at some speeds and not others it is always the resistor that is At Fault . The slowest speeds usually will go first as the have the most resistance and therefore under the most stress . High speed will always work as there is no resistance just a direct feed to the motor
It is most likely a bad blower motor resistor. Replace the resistor. If the problem continues, it could be the switch.
blower resistor especially if its chrysler/jeep or blower switch
My first guess would be the blower motor speed resister. The second guess would be the switch and/or switch plug. I agree, It's a very common problem, the resistor goes for about $52.00 Can. Carquest has them part # RU44
It will be either defective fan switch, motor itself, blower motor resistor pack, blown fuse, or defective wiring. If the blower runs on high but no other speed, suspect the resistor pack.
Your truck has both. the resistor is between the switch & blower.thje resistor controls the blower speed
I think you should look at your fuse panels and see if you have a blown fuse . Some vehicles have a fuse for high and low blower speeds. Your problem is either the blower motor switch itself or a defective Blower Motor Resistor Pack. More than likely the Resistor Pack is defective.
There is a Blower Motor Resistor Pack. Either the blower motor speed control switch itself is defective or the Resistor Pack is bad.
If you are trying to get to the blower switch because there is only one speed on the switch which is high, the problem is not the switch. It's the resistor in the blower motor and is ususally accessable in the passenger side floor. At least on my 92 that's where it was. You take out the two bolts, unplug the resistor plug in the new one and the process is done.
If your blower is working on some speeds but not all, more than likely the problem is a defective Blower Motor Resistor Pack. The switch rarely goes bad. Just a thought.
The blower resistor has failed. Located behind glove box door.
Typically a relay or resistor. But could be a blower switch or blower motor problem.
I had this Problem once on an old Nissan. Once i changed the switch the problem continued. What resolved the issue was changing the ballast resistor located on the blower housing, Once i changed this resistor, all my speeds became available again.