ac/heater wont blow ?
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Check Fuses/Relays. Relays maybe under hood. Maybe actual blower motor has gone bad. Had to replace blower motors around 200k - 300k on my 93 Civic and 94 Accord.
01 Accord has had climate control module (where you push the buttons) problems: sporadic, needs replacing.
01 Accord has had climate control module (where you push the buttons) problems: sporadic, needs replacing.
Seems like $60. Really the problem is probably worn brushes. I have had brushes replaced for $5-$10 at the local Starter / Alternator rebuild shop. I have also had them to give me brushes and I replaced for nothing.
Ooooooo...Honda blower motors.
If they're still built like my 1987 Acura, the whole dash has to come out. Then the heater box. THEN the blower motor can be replaced.
Hopefully, Honda fired the reject GM dashboard engineers years ago.
If they're still built like my 1987 Acura, the whole dash has to come out. Then the heater box. THEN the blower motor can be replaced.
Hopefully, Honda fired the reject GM dashboard engineers years ago.
Originally Posted By: paulo57509
Ooooooo...Honda blower motors.
If they're still built like my 1987 Acura, the whole dash has to come out. Then the heater box. THEN the blower motor can be replaced.
Hopefully, Honda fired the reject GM dashboard engineers years ago.
The 1987 Legend was co-built/engineered by Rover (of the UK), it wasn't completely a Honda design
That's probably why it was so backwards to get to the blower motor.
Ooooooo...Honda blower motors.
If they're still built like my 1987 Acura, the whole dash has to come out. Then the heater box. THEN the blower motor can be replaced.
Hopefully, Honda fired the reject GM dashboard engineers years ago.
The 1987 Legend was co-built/engineered by Rover (of the UK), it wasn't completely a Honda design
First, check for power at the connector to the resistor pack on the blower area. Then you know if it's one side or the other that the problem exists.
Bad connector, bad resistor pack, bad motor.
The other side is a bad fuse, switch, relay, or wiring.
Bad connector, bad resistor pack, bad motor.
The other side is a bad fuse, switch, relay, or wiring.
Originally Posted By: kenwin30
got a 98 civic with 200k, and the heater will not blow as of yesterday. any ideas guys?
Before you throw any money at it, get a $5 test light from an auto parts store and start checking to see where you do and do not have voltage.
got a 98 civic with 200k, and the heater will not blow as of yesterday. any ideas guys?
Before you throw any money at it, get a $5 test light from an auto parts store and start checking to see where you do and do not have voltage.
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