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Old 02-01-2008, 06:41 AM   #1
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Effen blower motor resistor!

So yesterday, after having my car warm up for about 15-20 min, I get in it to go to work, and I realized that my car was rather cold.....NO HEAT...and the symptoms of a bad b.m.r a rise...fine and dandy...pissed but I know what the problem is...but when I went to go get a new one at lunch break...the damn heat "works" ( my heat isn't hot...more like luke warm...damn water pump) like nothing ever happened. This is the second b.m.r and its a carquest..( replaced it back in may) my question is...are these sensitive to cold or something? It was around 18 that morning and about 10 or colder with a strong wind....

I donno...I guess its just another annoying quirk....
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Old 02-01-2008, 09:25 AM   #2
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18 degrees lol, thats not gonna hurt it. mine was fine at -32 here the other day on a napa resistor.
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If all your air flow settings work it isn't your blower motor resistor. If you have cooler than desired air it could be the heater core.
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Old 02-01-2008, 01:21 PM   #4
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^^ like he said. And by the way, heating your car for 20 minutes is A LOT! I hope you are not complaining about your MPG during winter... try to think about our air quality in the next 10 years...

They say an engine is warmed properly in 30 seconds (ok not the cabin of course, but the engine gets warmer when you are actually moving around than sitting still). I always leave mine 1-2 minute before going in winter, but not more.

That would be different if it was Turbo tought...
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the #6 bolt torque..its impossible to get...unless I use telekenesis
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Old 02-02-2008, 02:42 PM   #5
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the next day (after i started this post) my heat didn't want to work again, but today i got a new b.m.r -$6 more than my old one and redesigned and also from carquest.
But i think that could have been the root of all of my heating issues, like the luke warm air, that is now rather hot, my floor vents are working and have roughly the same temp as the frt defrost and upper vents- I tested this at idle. Before the new b.m.r, to get decent heat, the car had to be driving, and my floor vents had nothing coming out.
I haven't tested the rear defrost yet...its too warm, so hopefully later on i'll try it and hope it works...
My heater core isn't an issue, i don't have any inside condensation or anything like that- and the reason why i let my car warm up so long is because my trip to work is less the 7min and i have slightly better gas mileage with a car thats warmed up even for that short distance, and not to mention i like a nice warm cabin on a 5 degree morning.
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Old 02-02-2008, 03:29 PM   #6
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The rear defroster is electrical, its not air going on the back window. (maybe i got something wrong here) There is however some air vents under both driver and passenger front seats for rear leg heat.

As for the blower motor resistor, if that fixed your issue, well thats the most important part.
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Old 02-02-2008, 04:39 PM   #7
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well the resistor is electrical..maybe the bad one affected the rear defrost, and maybe my problems are solved...I hope....
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