1995 Lincoln Town Car fan speed only works on high

Tiny
GEMA
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  • 1995 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
  • V8
  • 2WD
  • AUTOMATIC
  • 257,724 MILES
The automatic Temp. Control works but only on high fan speed. Also the manual fan speed selection only works on high speed. Is this a default setting. Is there a fan motor speed relay switch and if there is where is it located under the dash. The 1994 models had a resistor under the hood but I've been told it's different on the 1995 models.
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Gema
Sunday, January 25th, 2009 AT 5:35 AM

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Tiny
BMRFIXIT
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It is the blower motor speed resister under the hood passenger side

no good replace it
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Sunday, January 25th, 2009 AT 6:13 AM
Tiny
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Dear Mr BMRfixit:
Thank you for your quick respnse. It would seem that all the other years of Towncars had a fan speed resistor where you sad it is. I was shown a schematic of a 1995 heater drawing showing a fan speed relay that would be under the dash some where. Does this make sense. 1996 Towncars went back to a speed resistor. I'm just trying to clear up this for myself before I take it in for a $250.00 diagnostic check.

Thanks again for your help.
Gema
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Sunday, January 25th, 2009 AT 8:24 PM
Tiny
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This is what I have in my books
I went back and looked it up
wiring diagram showing that the blower motor and resister on the fire wall right side

Blower Speed Controller (BSC)

The BSC is located on the evaporator case, near the blower motor. It is accessible from the engine compartment. The controller converts signals from the control module to a variable ground feed to the blower motor. Blower motor speed is controlled by control module and blend door actuator position.
A delay function provides gradual increases or decreases in blower motor speeds. A high-speed blower relay, integral with the blower speed controller, provides maximum airflow in high speed blower position.


https://www.2carpros.com/forum/automotive_pictures/99387_Graphic1_167.jpg

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Monday, January 26th, 2009 AT 5:27 AM
Tiny
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Dear Mr. BRMFIXIT:

Thanks for the schematic but I cannot read it and if I enlarge it the picture is digitally deformed.

Thanks
Gema
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Friday, January 30th, 2009 AT 10:07 AM
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I can and try to email it for u
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Friday, January 30th, 2009 AT 4:29 PM
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I had the same problem on my 93 TC its a simple fix and only took an hour

This is located on the case opsuite side of the blower motor. Their is is a cable leading to it and a few screws holding it down. Take it out and and unscrew it from the plastic.
Take ur sodering iron or gun and reheat the solder. Let the rosin bubble out and add a little bit of new solider (but not to much). Remove any gunk and plug it in and check it.

If this dosen, t work get a new 1
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Monday, February 16th, 2009 AT 11:33 AM
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Hi! I'm also having the same problem with the heater fan. Could you please e-mail the diagram to me too?
Thank you!
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Friday, July 10th, 2009 AT 6:43 AM
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Same year and model?
Was the fuses checked locate the blower motor
disconnect blower motor wiring plug
key on engine running or off
place fan switch at high
check for power and ground at the wire plug
if you have both remove and replace blower motor
if not what is missing
ground suspect bad speed resister if power check fuses, relay, wiring and ignition switch

let me know
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Friday, July 10th, 2009 AT 9:15 PM
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Thanks for instructions. I'll try this and let you know!
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Sunday, July 12th, 2009 AT 2:12 PM

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