I've tried jumping the green/black wire with the black with no luck, checked fuse 17, 18, 19 and I believe 3 and all fuses are good. Where would be my next step to diagnose the problem?
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I believe the green/black is the fan speed wire. I would first put direct power to the fan from a battery source. To make sure it is actually getting power and the motor is still good. chances are you're fan resistor is just blown. Common problem.sigpic -
What is the easiest way to access the fan directly?Comment
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Pull the grilles
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you will see either a silver color bar with two wires going into it held on by two screws. This is your resister. Or it could be a finned black bar with the same two wires. The screws are usually difficult to remove especially with the black resistor. I would turn the screw clockwise first a bit just to break any corrosion and then remove the screws holding the resistor in -if this is the issue you are having with your problem. :-)sigpicComment
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Would a blown resistor cause the fan NOT to turn on?
I tested the normal and high speed fans, they BOTH work when I touch the wires together but my normal fan does not turn on when the AC button is onComment
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