Re: [DML] AC fan speed selector anomaly

[Warren Wallingford <warren@xxxxxxxxxx>]

You will probably have to change the fan speed switch, but before that, 
check the resister pack that is in the evaporator case, near the 
passenger's knees.  Specifically, look at the grey connector for shorted 
recepticle positions.
Fan Speed Switch 100755, $24.66.
Warren at DMC


Brandon wrote:
> Hello group,
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> I was searching for an answer to this question in the archives, but I
> didn't have much luck with an answer.  I just got my AC working again
> (oh man is it blowing cold now!), and when I turn down my fan speed to
> 1 or 2, it is running at the same speed.  Pos 3 and 4 are as they
> should be, and I think 2 is working fine,(slower than pos 3) but when
> I switch to 1 it stays at the same speed as 2.  Any ideas as to how to
> fix this problem?  Thanks!
> 
> -Brandon
> #4205
> Orlando, FL
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