ok soo i got a major problem since i live in Alberta and the weather here can get up to -25'C.

I was driving and when i hit a couple of bumps/potholes all of a sudden my heater/blower dont work or whatever it is thats suppost to push the warm air in my car. Its not working.. any Idea how i can do a quick fix on this or someone tell me where the blower is located soo i can see if its disconnected or something. My radiator is fine. Theres coolant and everything.

Im going on a long drive and I dont ant my car to fog up inside.. soo any help please...

 

try run the wire fr your heater motor to your alternator fuse and it werk i did that to mine werk great

 

Did your fuse blow?

 

I will try those both right now and get back on here in an hour...

 

Resistor connection?

Reference to said evil resistor in charge of blowing air --> Blower Motor Only Works On Setting 3 & 4?

 

ok i cant find where the heater motor is ... but i know where my alternator is .. soo im still confuse the

all the fuses are ok...

my heater dont work at all at any level from 1 to max... soo i dunno what the heater resistor is ether ...

 

Well the resistor controls all the settings, and the blower should be behind your glove box up there. Whip open a manual for LHD and it'll show you.

 

i got a problem.... i dont have a manual for my car and ummm i found the motor i just cant get it out since its soo closed to the sides i cant get my philips in there to unscrew it...

is the resistor inside the motor???

 

Tap the blower motor with a hammer a few times if it comes on then you need a new blower motor

 

Unplug the fan (2 wire plug) and see if there is power between the the 2 wires. Should be around 12v on high.

 

how can i tell if theres power going through??

 

use a voltmeter

 

b4 i thought my heater motor blow and one of the guy say run the wire to alternator fuse and it werk try my first step it werk

 

There's a connection for power from the fuse box right underneath the steearing column. It is possible for that connection to come loose.