Need help with air in my civic ! ! !

[ash7]

It could be two things...

1) climate control

2) blower motor

but before you go nuts and start replacing parts, look for loose connections. There should be a 2 pin plug on your motor, see if it's loose. There is also a wind force sensor on the fan housing with a 4 pin plug on it, the blower motor will not work without this.

I've rarely seen a blower motor go bad because it's a simple device; your problem is intermittent, which makes me think that you have a loose wire or the climate control is your problem.

-jonathan

[cactusEG]

It could be two things...

1) climate control

2) blower motor

but before you go nuts and start replacing parts, look for loose connections. There should be a 2 pin plug on your motor, see if it's loose. There is also a wind force sensor on the fan housing with a 4 pin plug on it, the blower motor will not work without this.

I've rarely seen a blower motor go bad because it's a simple device; your problem is intermittent, which makes me think that you have a loose wire or the climate control is your problem.

-jonathan

best help yet

[Dr.G35]

also might be your ac switch, check that too. also, turn it on heat and if it doesnt work it is the blower motor.

[mxglory258]

It could be two things...

1) climate control

2) blower motor

but before you go nuts and start replacing parts, look for loose connections. There should be a 2 pin plug on your motor, see if it's loose. There is also a wind force sensor on the fan housing with a 4 pin plug on it, the blower motor will not work without this.

I've rarely seen a blower motor go bad because it's a simple device; your problem is intermittent, which makes me think that you have a loose wire or the climate control is your problem.

-jonathan

Good call.


Cactus. It was kind of a pain in the ass, had to pull the glove compartment, and to get everything to fit where it lines up is kind of a pain. More than anything alot of the bolts and screws were just a pain in the ass to get to. Hwoever, I didn't only change the motor, I replaced all the ducting under the dash as well.

Good luck!

[cactusEG]

Good call.


Cactus. It was kind of a pain in the ass, had to pull the glove compartment, and to get everything to fit where it lines up is kind of a pain. More than anything alot of the bolts and screws were just a pain in the ass to get to. Hwoever, I didn't only change the motor, I replaced all the ducting under the dash as well.

Good luck!

lol im gonna need it..

[GSRteg®]

Its the blower motor bro. But if you really want to test it when it doesnt come on.... let the passenger kick the blower motor and if it start then you know.

[JDM onlyy]

It could be two things...

1) climate control

2) blower motor

but before you go nuts and start replacing parts, look for loose connections. There should be a 2 pin plug on your motor, see if it's loose. There is also a wind force sensor on the fan housing with a 4 pin plug on it, the blower motor will not work without this.

I've rarely seen a blower motor go bad because it's a simple device; your problem is intermittent, which makes me think that you have a loose wire or the climate control is your problem.

-jonathan

I was thinking this same thing. That his wires or loose or something came loose, since its working once in awhile and sometimes it doesn't. But I don't know, I never messed with blower motors.