1994 pickup blower motor
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1994 pickup blower motor
I have 1994 4x4 pickup. The blower motor stopped abruptly while running the A/C. the motor stopped and the a/c is out. The fuses under the glove box are all good and I replaced the relay. If I jump the terminals in the relay plug everything works fine including the fan switch. I am not getting power to the activation part of the relay. Am I missing a fuse somewhere? Where does that power source come from?
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Just how did you jump the relay that is the question??
Get the correct relay ?? Did you test prior to installing??
You have voltage to the coil and you have voltage on one side of the contacts
If you jumped the contacts it will turn on the blower motor
The 40 amp fuse is most often on the right side near the Circuit Opening Relay if that was open doubtful the 10 amp gauge fuse that powers the coil side would start the blower motor
Get the correct relay ?? Did you test prior to installing??
You have voltage to the coil and you have voltage on one side of the contacts
If you jumped the contacts it will turn on the blower motor
The 40 amp fuse is most often on the right side near the Circuit Opening Relay if that was open doubtful the 10 amp gauge fuse that powers the coil side would start the blower motor
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Just how did you jump the relay that is the question??
Get the correct relay ?? Did you test prior to installing??
You have voltage to the coil and you have voltage on one side of the contacts
If you jumped the contacts it will turn on the blower motor
The 40 amp fuse is most often on the right side near the Circuit Opening Relay if that was open doubtful the 10 amp gauge fuse that powers the coil side would start the blower motor
Get the correct relay ?? Did you test prior to installing??
You have voltage to the coil and you have voltage on one side of the contacts
If you jumped the contacts it will turn on the blower motor
The 40 amp fuse is most often on the right side near the Circuit Opening Relay if that was open doubtful the 10 amp gauge fuse that powers the coil side would start the blower motor


