QuestionMy blower in my 2004 Ford Explorer Sport isn't blowing! I've checked the fuses and they seem fine. I'm looking for the relay so i can check that as well. I'm not sure what else to do after that. Please help. I'm living in Germany and it's starting to freeze! My heating, a/c, and defrost do not work. :( Thank you!
AnswerHello, it sounds as if you have done the basics but do you know whether there is a 12 volt feed to the fan itself ?
With a volt meter get as close as you can to the fan motor feed with the ignition on and the blower on. We need to know whether the fan has a 12 volt feed.
If it hasn't you are on the right lines with fuses and relays. An auto electrician may be the next step.
If a feed is present will it work on maximum fan ?
If so, the fan rheostat is at fault.
If you recall the fan speeds working on some lower speeds but not others for a while before it went completely then there is a fan resistor that could be faulty.
The rheostat and the resistor are both located around the fan box. A little bit of research on Google should throw up a few pictures.
I am not sure of your vehicle type as we are a UK company,
