1985 Ford Mustang Repair Question
Mileage: 156,800 miles.
Rewireing blower motor coil
Asked by steveo_420Answer
You have 2 wires going to the + side of the coil. One directly from the ignition switch that is hos in "start" only. The other wires comes from the ignition switch in "run" position only and goes through the resister and then to the coil.
the problem is it has a 4 wire main connection and a 2 wire connection for the fan how can i wire the 2 fan wires into the main coil plug with 4 wires
What do fans have to do with a coil? I have no idea what you are trying to do.
it has to do with the fact that the electric fan has 2 power wires attached to it that attach to heater coil or resistor for blower and the new resistors do not support the extra 2 wire plug from fan to resistor they just support the ignition wires and switch
Then you simply have the wrong resister and you need to get the correct one.
The heater CORE is a metal housing that contains coolant. It has nothing electrical.
yep already installed that i cannot find the proper resistor by motocraft anywhere and every place i bring my old one to has same problem not enough plugs on it
i know this seams like me just being dumb but iv tried everything lol except re wiring my self but do not know how i will take pitchers for u guys to clarify and show u
You can wish it will work forever. That isn't going to make the wrong part work. Unless you find the correct part, you have no blower.
What I'm guessing here is that you have auto temp control which uses a module and not a resister and you're trying to make a resister work in a system that doesn't use one.