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2003 Durango front blower problem

2003 Durango front blower problem

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04-13-07, 02:30 PM

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2003 Durango front blower problem

The front (heater/AC) blower only works on high speed. The book says it does not have a relay. Could it be the resistor?

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Yes, it is almost always the blower resistor when you only get high speed fan. Dealer only part.

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Thanks alot, I'll give it a shot

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