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Fan switch problems, Please help!!
Hey guys, got a quick question.. I've got a 69 Chevy c10.. Factory A/C truck. (It works too!) Since i've owned the truck, the high speed on the fan has never worked.. Driving it one day, the fan stopped blowing entirely and wouldn't turn on. So, i thought "Simple fix!!" BOY, WAS I WRONG!! I am entirely lost on what to do and what to replace.. :waah:
Before everything, i checked the fuses! ALL are good and non-blown.. -First, i got a new fan switch from LMC.. plugged it in, and nothing. (NO wiring plug anymore.. P.O. changed to spade connectors..) -Secondly, Bought a fan motor relay switch and installed it.. nothing. -next, i decided to see if the fan motor itself was bad, hooked a wire from battery to terminal and it powered on just fine.. ( no noises or vibrations..) -After that I decided to go back to the plug on the fan switch and test for voltage.. (NO POWER AT ALL ON ANYTHING when switched on..) Do any of you guys know what in the world could be causing this? it's 103* outside and i'd love my A/C back!! Maybe a wiring diagram of that area would be fantastic.. |
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The electrical section has all the wiring schematic's. Sounds like your main wire has come off if you have nothing at the switch.:chevy:
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Check this thread http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=658012 or search the board for "fan high speed".... there are quite a few threads about this.
Maybe this will help too http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1351177729 |
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Bad resistor.... LockDoc |
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I stumbled across this thread after realizing that every other thread just dealt with non-functional high fan speed, but low and medium were fine. I believe that we may have the same problem; high used to be intermittent, and now I have no fan at all. I'm thinking that it's actually the resistor, as LockDoc has suggested. Have you tried this yet? I'm likely going to get into it today, if I can find the resistor. Let me know, thanks.
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My truck had the same exact issue when I bought it. It is definitely the resistor. Once you find it under the dash, its a cheap and easy fix.
Dont forget to do the heater hose shutoff in the engine bay too. It really helps cool the cab down. Lost of posts on the site about both issues. |
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If the blower only works on high speed you are probably needing a resistor for the heat blower motor circuit. The reason the blower works on high speed but not low or medium is because the resistor is only used on low and medium speeds. The resistor for the heater is located on or inside the heater box on the inside of the truck, depending on if it is A/C or not. A/C resistor would be item #1 inside the heater box in the first picture below, and non-A/C would be item #4 on the outside of the heater box in the second picture. (from the assembly manual) Pretty easy to change it. Unplug the connector by prying up on it with a small screw driver working from side to side, and remove the two 1/4" screws. I would recommend using a little dielectric grease on the spade terminals before you plug the connector back in. LockDoc |
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Part of the problem to look at is the cable adjustment. Watch how hard you move those levers as they are made out of a pot metal.
Look into the Never Pop Kit available in steel levers. |
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Any specific resistor I have to order or ask for? |
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I haven’t taken my old resistor out as yet ... but does it look like https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F192417359832
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Should look like this. #5 in the picture.:chevy:
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Thanks this appears to be it? |
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Anyone know the part number ? I can’t find a fan blower resistor on rockauto.com
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Not rock auto but here it is.:chevy:
https://www.classicmuscle.com/392905...hoCqIEQAvD_BwE Here it is on E bay.:chevy: https://www.ebay.com/itm/173648437597 |
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GM #: 3929055
It was a generic switch used in that era on the A/C equipped trucks, Corvettes, Camaros etc |
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Thanks for the help guys appreciate it, rock suck I emailed them asking for a link because I couldn’t find it in their category they wouldn’t send me one And said we created it so you could search pretty much ....to keep the cost down.
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Well the part finally turned up......now off to put it in ...... really can’t see how these fail, it’s just a piece of steal with two springs... be interesting to see the one that comes out.
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Let us know if that fixes it or not. LockDoc |
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Those are just resistors. I didn't look up-thread. Did you change out the relay?
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So over this crap ... put the new Part in didn’t work so i left it in there 20 minutes later the air conditioning doesn’t work at all no more cold
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Oh well got the aircon back on cold ... oops plug fell off
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