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Asked by GuruTJH1Z Jul 26, 2018 at 10:00 PM about the 2015 Ford Fusion

Question type: General

my ford 2015 fusion stop blowing air it doesnt blow hot or cold could if be a
fuse?

3 Answers

It sound like the blower motor. If it doesnt blow heat on hot or cold bad blower motor but I would check fuse for that first.

I replaced my blower motor. You can also (tap) bang on it with a hammer to see if it's going out or a faulty connection. It's the lowest point hanging under the passenger side dash. There is a wiring harness (can't remember what they called it) that can be replaced, but mine just ended up being the blower motor. Tapping it with a hammer limped it along for 6 months.

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