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fritocat
Dodge Dakota
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3/12/2006
11:38:57
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 Subject: 1996 Dodge Dakota a/c problem
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The a/c only comes on when I have the fan on high. What could be the problem? Thanks.
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zzark
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3/12/2006
23:30:47
| RE: 1996 Dodge Dakota a/c problem
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You mean the FAN only comes on when turned to high??
If so, it is the blower motor resistor, located in the engine bay, passenger side.
Part is 8-12 bucks.
zzark
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fritocat
Dodge Dakota
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3/13/2006
01:26:03
| RE: 1996 Dodge Dakota a/c problem
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zzark Right. The fan comes on when the switch is moved to high. When I move the switch down to the other positions I get nothing. So it's the blower motor resistor? Sounds plausible, I'll check it out. Thanks!
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fritocat
Dodge Dakota
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3/13/2006
13:09:58
| RE: 1996 Dodge Dakota a/c problem
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zzark You were right. It was the blower motor resistor. Took out the old one, which was corroded, replaced it, and no more problem! Cost me $11.00 for the part. Thanks again!!!
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ron voss
Dodge Dakota
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8/14/2010
08:43:07
| RE: 1996 Dodge Dakota a/c problem
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The blue a/c light comes on but no air movement
when the fan switch is set to any position.
a/c compressor sweating at that time also
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well
Dodge Dakota
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8/14/2010
10:22:21
| RE: 1996 Dodge Dakota a/c problem
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Things to check = Fuse, Resistor, Relay,
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dewey jones
Dodge Dakota
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8/15/2010
09:01:42
| RE: 1996 Dodge Dakota a/c problem
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The blue a/c light comes on but no air movement
when the fan switch is set to any position.
a/c compressor sweating at that time also
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