Replace Blower Resistor for 2000 Chrysler Town and Country

Replace Blower Resistor for 2000 Chrysler Town and Country

After all the speeds of my fan for the heater and a/c blower quit working except for only on high, I was surprised to find out that I could fix it with only …

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Phonehed says:

Update. Well shit! I guess I spoke too soon. Now the blower motor has apparently decided not to work at all, most of the time. I do seem to have a combination of problems tho & this may have something to do with my ignition switch. On numerous occasions when the blower would just quit working, I jiggled the key & it came back on. Also having trouble with the ignition cylinder/key/lock mech. Have to park with wheels straight or key won’t turn without jigglin’ the wheel & key just right. ANY HELP?

stoppedsnoring says:

Awesome!! so glad to hear it! 😉

stuck moto says:

Thanks dude, $14 later I’m back in business and wife is HAPPY!

Phonehed says:

Worked like a champ for me too. My original resistor had no gasket and was pretty badly corroded. Only had two fan speeds, 4 & 5 and it wanted to fade off to nothing after it got warmed up real good. Also quit one time when I hit a bump. Mine was kind of a pain in the ass to remove but at least it only cost me 12 bucks to solve a nagging problem that I thought was going to be very expensive. Thanks for posting this video!

Michael Isbell says:

how long how have you owned this minivan?

Phonehed says:

Mine did that just the other day when I hit a bump too. Think I’ll start with replacing the resistor though since I also have only two fan speeds now. Did you end up replacing the blower or the resistor or both?

Tj Smith says:

yes mine works on 4 and 5 settings only is it still the resistor thanks


mannyspeedy16 says:

thanks man, cleared up doubts where it was located. time to do mine

Devin Stoick says:

Well after going through the soldering issue and racking my brain, i had the idea to pull the radio out and see if there was any loose wires in there. BAMB!! There was a short in there causing all my panels to quit working. I hope this helps some folks out! Thanks

Devin Stoick says:

Well after going through the soldering issue and racking my brain, i had the idea to pull the radio out and see if there was any loose wires in there. BAMB!! There was a short in there causing all my panels to quit working. I hope this helps some folks out! Thanks

mbeaugrand1 says:

Fantastic! just fixed my 1997 T&C many thanks for taking the time to post this help

Kevin Johnson says:

Thanks! But know it blows hi on all settings. Even when it’s off.?

Shane Loree says:

you prob need a new controller..or the motor on top of the AC box under the dash is bad or stuck. Gauges check the fuses under the hood black box left side

Shane Loree says:

yes umm my 02 is on the rt side behind the panel in the back. rear AC has its own blower and resistor

Shane Loree says:

i have an 02 DGC bought it with front blower inop, was told it was the resistor, instead i tested the wiring with a light and it seemed to me that it was functioning. I also had ‘light’ at the blower where the wires went into the side of the casing. I removed the blower (both of which are located behind the glove box) and blew it out with a compressor and then tested it by hard wiring it to the batter…Presto!! it works.

usaf20years says:

I just replaced the resistor in my 2000 Caravan. This video helped finding where the thing was. It was so simple. Now all speeds work again!

MrRoverpilot says:

Looks like your old one was usable ,, Just burned contacts ,, Cleaning the contacts might have worked ,, Likely the unplugging it and re plugin it in would have worked short term . The electrical connector is a area of concern . A bad resistor of that type will have melted coil . The burned contact is all it takes to make it inoperable

Tyrita Tripp says:

Thank you so much for this video. The owners manual doesnt say much about the resistor, only a pic. I started off trying to take the motor blower out trying to find the resistor and the realizing from the pic that it was somewhere behind it, or out in the engine. So you basically summed up my 2.5 hour job in 20 min. Next time I’ll remember to check out youtube first. Thanks again.

Tyrita Tripp says:

I got the same question about the rear resistor. Is there one?

Tyrita Tripp says:

Its behind the glove box. I started to take it out looking for the resistor before i saw this vid. The owners man does a decent job explaining how to replace the fan and motor. Not so much the resistor.

stoppedsnoring says:

Yeah possibly, unless you have an electrical short somewhere. I’m not sure exactly where the fan/blower itself is located, perhaps behind the glove box? Might be an easy fix, but I’ve never had to do that before..

Paul Chadbourne says:

I have to replace the fan itself i think because it starts up and stops then starts up when i hit a bump sometimes, i don’t know where the fan is located and do i have to remove half the engine or dashboard?

RJ Murdock says:

Thank you!!! Thought I was going to have to spend hundreds of dollars for repairs at a local AC shop. $12.71 later, I couldn’t be happier with the result. You the Man!

ThisTimeofDarkness says:

Sorry to hear that. Hmm. At first I was thinking it might be a vacuum leak somewhere, but with all the gauges gone, it might be some other electrical issue…sounds like bigger problems!

Devin Stoick says:

I can adjust on all speeds but it is stuck on vent and cannot change it to any other? Also all my guages are dead! You heard of this issue? I have replaced the PCM and the cluster and still notheing? Thanks

heidiannemee says:

I replaced it but now it doesn’t work at all..? I can hear the motor moving but it doesn’t blow anything… Cold or hot..

Warren Stenden says:

Funny spot for it under the hood, my wife’s car has it behind the glove box. Spent two years with just the high speed. Summit Racing (online) has the fan resistor for $10, good prices over all, too.

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