Dodge Grand Caravan ('06)

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Asked by Steve Jul 18, 2019 at 07:44 AM about the 2006 Dodge Grand Caravan SE FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The blower fan on my '06 Grand Caravan stopped working over the course of
several weeks. The fuse was good. I replaced the relay AND then the blower
motor. The blower still does not work. What next?

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You need to check the blower fan switch and the blower motor resistor (speed control).

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Thank you for your quick response. So, how do I go about getting to the fan switch and resistor? Thank you.

This happen to me as well. It ended up being lose wires, which are found behind the glove box. Make sure everything is plugged in right and give a little wiggle. After messing around with it for like 2 mins it worked fine from that day on. Hope this helps!

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