I don't think that the problem is at the HVAC controls, but more likely an open blower resistor. It should be above the passenger's toes-area or behind the glovebox door. It should have 2 screws and a 5-wire connector.
02' heater control issues
About two years ago I lost all but high on my fan switch, yesterday I lost high as well, checked fuses. I have done a search but can not find anyone else with this problem.
Can anyone tell me how to remove the control panel without destroying the dash so I can try tracking the problem?
Thanks
John
Can anyone tell me how to remove the control panel without destroying the dash so I can try tracking the problem?
Thanks
John
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Thanks for the info, that was what I was looking for.Is there someplace other than the dealership where I can look up the parts diagrams to the 2002? I know there are shop manuals for older vehicles, and there are a few other issues starting to crop up on my truck.
Thanks
John
Thanks
John
Imperial Crown, and Bob Lincoln, I want to Thank you. Your replies have helped immensely
John
John
Just replaced the resistor on my '96 Dakota. Found it to be located in the engine compartment on the firewall!
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