Wanted Blower motor resistor (1 Viewer)
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I did an article not to long ago about how to make one of these using a Chevy resistor. If you can't find one yell at me and I'll fix this one for you
Might be cool to convert it to a PWM controller. Wouldn't take much for the guy that converted to electrical power steering.
Amazon product ASIN B00H8GRFU2
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FJ55 Blower Motor Relay Rebuild
Guys I wanted to take a minute to share my experience with you on the blower motor in my piggie. Since i bought my truck, the blower had only worked on high and the heat works good enough that i was either roasting or freezing, so i knew i wanted to tackle this problem. I had done a little...
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Thanks for all the instant responses
I too like to have as much original stuff as possible function correctly. My mechanic has pulled apart a resistor coil and is soldering a portion of it in as a replacement. Mine only had the small coil fail so he just has to replace the smaller one.
This it turns out it why my A/C stopped working. (So we think). It seems to be linked to the small coil.
Will keep all posted
I too like to have as much original stuff as possible function correctly. My mechanic has pulled apart a resistor coil and is soldering a portion of it in as a replacement. Mine only had the small coil fail so he just has to replace the smaller one.
This it turns out it why my A/C stopped working. (So we think). It seems to be linked to the small coil.
Will keep all posted
I had the same a/c issue and it was the resistor coil. I bought this aftermarket resistor from SOR:Thanks for all the instant responses
I too like to have as much original stuff as possible function correctly. My mechanic has pulled apart a resistor coil and is soldering a portion of it in as a replacement. Mine only had the small coil fail so he just has to replace the smaller one.
This it turns out it why my A/C stopped working. (So we think). It seems to be linked to the small coil.
Will keep all posted
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I think I found one on Amazon for a lot less, after I had already ordered from $OR, of course.
It is only a 2 speed though. I'm pretty sure the later year oem spec resistors were 3 speed.
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SOR only has the two speed that they list as for a 55???
I went the route of having my mechanic pull a portion of a resistor coil from some other component and replace the bad section on mine. Works perfectly now. Yahoo.
Thanks for all input
I went the route of having my mechanic pull a portion of a resistor coil from some other component and replace the bad section on mine. Works perfectly now. Yahoo.
Thanks for all input
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I think that the wiring is such that one of the three speeds (high) is direct wired to the 12 volts. The two different sized coils on the original resistor represent medium and low. One might be able to insert the 2 speed resister (SOR’s) in the proper wire order (directly in place of the two coils) so the 3 speeds are achieved.
Only a WAG!!! ( wild ass guess)
Only a WAG!!! ( wild ass guess)