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HVAC switch for fan speed

Need an HVAC switch for the fans speed. My blower only gets faster when you put it on full-blast, settings 1, 2, and 3 all perform the same. PM me or post in this thread.

This is for a 2003 Ranger.
 
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Yeah mine does that too. I have an 2002 B3000
 
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FYI - 99% of the time its not the switch, its the resistor under the hood by the blower motor
 
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FYI - 99% of the time its not the switch, its the resistor under the hood by the blower motor
I know, I checked mine yesterday and it looked good. - you should be able to tell visually right?
 
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Sometimes its a bad connection where the springs are crimped. I have recrimped them and they started working. I probably have a switch if you need it.
 
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Originally Posted by wvcat
Sometimes its a bad connection where the springs are crimped. I have recrimped them and they started working. I probably have a switch if you need it.
Hmm.. I have another resistor pack that's brand new. I took it out yesterday, looked at it and put it back in. You think I should change them first?
 
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I know, I checked mine yesterday and it looked good. - you should be able to tell visually right?
No you can't . There is also a thermal fuse mounted to the resistor pack.The only way to check is with an ohm/continuity tester.
 
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No you can't . There is also a thermal fuse mounted to the resistor pack.The only way to check is with an ohm/continuity tester.
Thanks, I'll do that this week.
 
 
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