My worry with this kind of solution is that when I am holding in place to make it run it has to be in a precise spot so if there is any movment it quits. It is in an awkard spot to get at if I have to adjust it down the road.
So I was having problems with my brand new blower fan with a brand new control module not working. Like in a previous post I did all the tests sujested to me with no sucsess. It worked breifly then not. After cleaning and inspecting more ground points I went back to the control module. When I...
Yea I think so. After taking it apart and back together three times. Aligning the shaft ( with trany and rear end and rear cradle attached) dead level with the engine so that it slides smoothly into the pilot bearing is really hard. Everytime I did it it was the last 1/2 to 1/4 inch that was...
So last year started off with me replaceing my slave cylinder in my C5. I also replaced pretty much everything your supposed to when doing that job. When all was done my new slave leaked. Tear down number 2. Replaced faulty slave. Put everything back together still leaked. This time the leak...
So far. I've had nothing but issues this year and I only been out twice. Pulled the insurance in early July. I'm going to insure it on Friday for 2 months. Fingers crossed.
So this is what I did. I tried getting voltage readings from all sorts of connections to no avail. Things weren't adding up and I realized that even though the motor was new I never bench tested it. So I did and it worked. I put it back and check a few more wires all of them were giving me just...
Thank you yes control module is what it is. There are several fuses linked to the HVAC. The blower motor has a Maxi fuse in the footwell box. In my car it's number 51. So baby steps here. I have to measure 12 volts from the dash to the control module. The connecter coming out of the main wire...
I checked all fuses. Last year I replaced the regulator and decided to replace the fan at the same time. Everything worked fine after that. This year the fan wouldn't blow. I tested the fan by wiring it straight to the battery, it worked fine. So I guessed that the regulator was the issue. But...