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  1. 03-03-2013, 05:28 PM #1
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    so i replaced the blower resistor and the fan started working again but it only works on speeds 1-4 no on 5 what should i look at next
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    I would check the switch next or take the resistor back out and replug them in again
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    What year truck are we talking about? My 95 did the same thing. It had a separate fuse for the high speed. It really made me mad when I figured it out, I had been driving around without high speed for around a year.

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    should i have disconnected the battery while i was doing all this or does it matter as long as the ac was turned off
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    @Pikey is right, there is a separate fuse for the high (#5) speed; and it is "hot" all of the time.

    Disconnecting the battery is an option if you are not careful with the bare conductors.
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    cool thanks what is the name on that fuse and i could have blown it when i was cutting the wires to the seven pin plug that was melted i thought that since it was off there would be no power till it sparked on me
    thank you everyone for all the help
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  8. 03-09-2013, 10:44 AM #8
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    so i searched and found the 40 amp blower fuse under the hood. thank you guys o much for all of your help it worked AC fixed
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