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crm318 · 11-13-2011, 04:37 PM

My blower motor hasnt worked on my truck for years now and today I decided to give it a look over. I put a checked the hot wire that goes to the plug that goes onto the back of the switch and it barely has any juice going though it (the tester had a very faint red light). I traced the wire all the way to the fuse box and I looks impossible to find not only the wire in the box but the problem (electrical is not my strong point). Would it be possible to splice that wire in with one of the many wires in the bundle that gets power when the key is on?

**67sss** · 11-13-2011, 06:13 PM

check the ground on the blower motor first. run a wire from the ground of ur battery to the blower ground, see if that helps. most electrical probs are the ground. my .02 worth.

11-13-2011, 04:37 PM	#1
crm318 Alright Alright Alright Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Midland, Texas Posts: 1,672	Blower motor switch question My blower motor hasnt worked on my truck for years now and today I decided to give it a look over. I put a checked the hot wire that goes to the plug that goes onto the back of the switch and it barely has any juice going though it (the tester had a very faint red light). I traced the wire all the way to the fuse box and I looks impossible to find not only the wire in the box but the problem (electrical is not my strong point). Would it be possible to splice that wire in with one of the many wires in the bundle that gets power when the key is on? __________________ 1972 Cheyenne Chevrolet red and white 357ci, Vortec heads, GM Performance high rise intake, Comp 268H .454/.454 218/218 110 LSA Quadrajet carb, Flowtech headers, 2.25 40 series HEI, Curve kit, TH 350, 3.07 gears 275/60/15s on 15x8 rallies

11-13-2011, 06:13 PM	#2
67sss Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Mt. Vernon, WA.. Posts: 2,322	Re: Blower motor switch question check the ground on the blower motor first. run a wire from the ground of ur battery to the blower ground, see if that helps. most electrical probs are the ground. my .02 worth.



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