Just like title says the #1 and 2 fan speeds on my heater do not work. The heater fan only kicks on when I set it to #3 or 4. What is this? I checked my haynes book but lately I've been finding that to not be as useful as I'd wished. Anyone have this happen to them before?

 

the resistor on the blower motor is most likely bad, the reason ur high speed works is the resistor is not used for high speed

 

where is the resistor for the blower motor?

 

on the blower motor

 

There was a very informative thread on this not too long ago, I forgot the title or else I'd look it up.

 

it is the resistor on top of the blower motor 2 screws and its out i just changed mine had the same problem

 

so the resistor can be removed without removing the blower motor itself? That would be workable. How much was the new resistor?

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=725462

perhaps this helps.

 

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Danny did you really forget or are you to lazy to look it up ?

Here is a pic to understand more, why certain speeds work and why some don't.

 

if you remove your glove box you can see the resistor... like they said above, 2 screws holding it on with a pulg in it... it sits right ontop the blower motor... i had the same problem, i think new at the dealership was about 40 bucks