I had this problem. It's the blower motor resistor. It's probably up under the passenger footwell behind the glovebox, I'm not sure about your car. It's an easy and cheap fix. Ur blower motor is wired into the car's electrical system and the resistor is what regulates how much current actually gets through to the blower motor and generates fan speed. More resistance = less power to the motor = slower fan speed. Ur resistor isn't working and therefore the blower motor gets continuous full current and therefore continuous full speed air. It's easy to fix. I did it myself with the help of youtube
On my truck it seems that there is a problem with the speed at which the heat/air will come out (it works only high), wondering which part in the truck would be the problem
2001 Ford Explorer XLS
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Maintenance & Repair
I am only getting luke warm air out of my heater. Does the blend door on the drivers side control the temperature and can the actuator be bad and not make any noise? 2004 explorer EB with climate co...
2004 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer V6 4WD
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Maintenance & Repair
i turned on my air conditioner this summer now i can not get heat in my car. blows cold air even on heat.
2004 Ford Explorer
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Maintenance & Repair
I have a 2002 Ford Taurus and the radio and climate control panel does not work. It blows hot air through the defrost but can not control any settings.
2002 Ford Taurus SEL
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Maintenance & Repair
I replaced the auto temp climate fan resistor and it still only works on high what else can I try
Ford Explorer
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Maintenance & Repair
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