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2006 Blower Motor Issue

Steven111

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My daughter's 2006 Explorer Eddie Bauer developed a sudden heat/A/C blower issue -- no matter what fan speed setting she uses, the fan blows at top speed constantly.

If she tries to lower the fan speed, the graphic on the display shows a slower speed is selected (fewer stacked LED bars) but the actual blower speed stays at max.

I would appreciate any advice -- we are trying to fix it ourselves as her college expenses has us all broke, LOL!

Thanks in advance! :thumbsup:
 



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The variable speed resistor for the motor is bad and needs to be replaced. Search for it in this forum and you should find a post with all the necessary information in it.
 












I found out the hard way.... The Eddie Bauer model does not use the simple $25 resistor pack, it uses p/n 3L2H-19E624-AA, completely different look and function and it is not just resistors -- it has a huge transistor and heat sink on it and the heat sink goes into the ductwork. Grrrrrr.......
 






I am thinking that the "heat sink" must be your temperature sensor for the auto climate control system.
 






The heat sink is to keep the transistor cool as it generates a lot of heat, it is only used on eatc units no mater the model.
 






Thanks Garye, good to know. I am always learning something new and if I am not well then I am just not trying.
 






Yes, tt is truly a heat sink and it gets darn hot in use so be careful or you will burn your fingers - ask me how I know.

Plus that package may also control heated seat because suddenly that works now after replacing this "resistor" (plus transistor) pack.
 






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