If your air is not working properly inside of your Subaru Impreza, the issue is likely caused by a part that failed called the lower blower motor resistor. This causes you to completely lose power to your air blower on lower settings while retaining power on its max setting.
Today I’ll be showing you how to diagnose the part as the cause for your failing air, and showing you how to replace it inside of your Subaru!
My car is a 2013 Subaru Impreza, but the process is extremely similar for other Subaru models with manual AC controls.
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►OEM Resistor Part Numbers: 72226FG000, 72226FG001, 72226FJ000,
Hope you find this helpful!
►Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro & Diagnosis
01:16 – Explaining the Part
02:08 – Replacing the Part
05:10 – Testing if it Worked
05:43 – Final Thoughts
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Clear concise video, thanks… I have identical year/make/model and NO speed is working on the fan/blower, is it likely the blower? I guess I should check the fuse first, just need to locate it hahaha
for me my ac blows for 123 but not 4 and 123 are weaker than before will this piece fix that or is it another one?
If my compressor turn on but no air and suddenly I have air and my a/c main control got burnt out that could be a possible reason that the resistor is bad ?