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#3 of 72 Blowers only run on high. by aktroy Oct 28, 2006 (10:51 am)
I have an 02 Grand Caravan that has front and back climate controls. The blower only runs at the highest setting on both front and back. I checked fuses and could not find one blown. Any ideas??? Replies to this message: vcheng (Oct 30, 2006 5:35 am)
#4 of 72 Re: Blowers only run on high. [aktroy] by vcheng Oct 30, 2006 (5:35 am)
Replying to: aktroy (Oct 28, 2006 10:51 am) Check the blower motor resistor packs. The front one is on the firewall, but I do not know where the rear one is for sure on your model. It is probably in the blower motor housing at the back.
#5 of 72 plymouth voyager by beth38 Nov 03, 2006 (10:37 am)
I have a 2000 Plymouth Voyager and am told the Heater Resistor is bad. Where do I find this and is this something I can replace myself??
#8 of 72 Vent Problems by r_pierce Nov 25, 2006 (11:07 am)
I have a 2001 Voyager. The problem I am having is with the ac/heater. If you turn on the heater it blows cold air through the floor vents. And sometimes changing the temp control from cold to hot doesn't produce the expected results. Has anyone else had this sort of problem? Replies to this message: ahchi (Feb 20, 2007 11:06 am) ahchi (Feb 20, 2007 11:07 am)
#9 of 72 Replacing rear auxilary heater lines by bariv Dec 23, 2006 (7:35 pm)
Has anyone ever replaced the metal coolant lines that are the supply and return for the rear auxilary heater? I have a 2004 grand caravan and the metal lines have rusted out just rear of the front wheels. I have disconnected the hoses and removed the 2 mounting bolts but the lines aren't easily removed from behind the engine. Any suggestions? Replies to this message: chrysler7 (Jan 16, 2009 1:51 pm) shipo (Jan 16, 2009 2:23 pm) xwesx (Jan 16, 2009 6:08 pm) and 4 more...
#10 of 72 No heat. by brattygratty Jan 19, 2007 (7:09 pm)
Last week the heater fan in my 1992 Caravan stopped working, and at the same time the airbag light came on. Then the airbag light went off and the fan started blowing again. After I shut off the van and started it up again, no air moving and airbag light on, and noticed that signal lights don't work either. 4 way flashers work so it's not my lights. Can someone please tell me if there is an electrical connection between the signal lights and heater fan? Sure hope someone can help me.
#11 of 72 Re: Vent Problems [r_pierce] by ahchi Feb 20, 2007 (11:06 am)
Replying to: r_pierce (Nov 25, 2006 11:07 am) I have same problem with my Grand caravan 2005 SE, I noticed that my feet were getting progressively colder, even with the heat on high. pouring out of a vent on the floor, but next to it where the center console is, warm air is coming. It is impossible to drive when the temperature is lower than -10. I got dealers to check 5 times already. all they said is nothing wrong with it. Could any one help?
#12 of 72 Re: Vent Problems [r_pierce] by ahchi Feb 20, 2007 (11:07 am)
Replying to: r_pierce (Nov 25, 2006 11:07 am) have same problem with my Grand caravan 2005 SE, I noticed that my feet were getting progressively colder, even with the heat on high. pouring out of a vent on the floor, but next to it where the center console is, warm air is coming. It is impossible to drive when the temperature is lower than -10. I got dealers to check 5 times already. all they said is nothing wrong with it. Could any one help?

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