hey I have a rough keyhole on the driver side what can I do to make the key slide in and out and turn smoothly? I was thinking WD40 but what do you guys suggest?

also my fan only works on 3 and 4 and I know it's a common problem how do I make 1 and 2 work?

 

you mean when you turn the switch for air to blow out the vents in only works on three and four right? you need a new resistor if you take out the glove box on top of the blower motor there is plug unscrew the resisitor and change it out with new one go to local junkyard and get one i just had the same problem replaced it today

 

can you please show me what you're talking about in this pic

 

also still need help with the keyhole

 

I used Super Lube, same as wd-40, but it leaves a teflon coating on the surface, worked for me. I think K mart sells it, if not use wd40

 

i prefer graphite lube for lock cylinders. no residue to be left on the keys.

In your pic, straight up from the 10, midway through the picture, is the blower resistor.

 

middle right with the plug/wires attached to it...

 

 

Im also on the same boat, my fan doesnt work at positions 1 and 2, what value of resistor would i need to replace it with?

Cheers

 

another blower resistor. your not going to find the right one anywhere cheaper. (look at it sometime, you'll see )

 

is it the whole white box or just the black peice?

 

Just the black piece..
Unplug it,remove the two screws and pull it out.
Usually you can see where it is broken.

 

And don't be a cheapskate - buy a new one! One from the junkyard's gonna give you the same problem sooner or later. It's what, 28-30 bucks from the dealer?

 

i got mine for 50

 

says the man with the mis-matched door handles...

 

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more info on this please. where can i get it?

 

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WD40 is just going to attract gunk and gum up worse.

 

graphite lube... what the hell is that?

 

Does anybody know where to find this blower resistor online?

I'm looking at Honda Automotive Parts and I don't seem to see it in my quick search.

 

for the key situation, i just dipped the key into some fresh engine oil, i used WD, but it would go away fast...

 

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look in an automotive store or home depot they should have it

 

and how do you get it in the key hole? just put it on the key?

 

You just stick the tip in the hole and give it a couple pumps. Then you'll be all lubed up and you can put other stuff in the hole.

 

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Look under "heater blower" and it is #5 on that page
Click-link

 

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Look under "heater blower" and it is #5 on that page
Click-link</TD></TR></TABLE>

You really are H-T's most helpful

Thanks!