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68 Ply Fury blower motor not working #2974638
10/15/21 01:11 PM
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My son's 68 fury has no action on the blower motor on any switch position and the fuse is good. Any quick thoughts on this, is there a hidden relay or anything simple to check short of taking the dash apart? Thanks


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Re: 68 Ply Fury blower motor not working [Re: Quickrunner] #2974644
10/15/21 01:39 PM
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Jumped a wire from motor to bat and motor blows, must be something in the dash


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Re: 68 Ply Fury blower motor not working [Re: Quickrunner] #2974651
10/15/21 02:04 PM
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Some basic areas to look....................

Check for voltage at the fuse.
Nothing on either side=problem is ahead of the fuse box.
Voltage on both sides=problem is after the fuse box. follow the wiring and eventually you'll find the problem.

Check for voltage at resistor block, check resistor block for open circuit. They do melt and fail.

Because the old cars usually didn't have any relays, all the power goes through the switch.....
check the switch by removing it and inspecting, they often melt internally.


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Re: 68 Ply Fury blower motor not working [Re: ZIPPY] #2974660
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Originally Posted by ZIPPY
Some basic areas to look....................

Check for voltage at the fuse.
Nothing on either side=problem is ahead of the fuse box.
Voltage on both sides=problem is after the fuse box. follow the wiring and eventually you'll find the problem.

Check for voltage at resistor block, check resistor block for open circuit. They do melt and fail.

Because the old cars usually didn't have any relays, all the power goes through the switch.....
check the switch by removing it and inspecting, they often melt internally.


IIRC, on high speed the blower resistor is bypassed?







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