No A/C, Heat, or Ventilation

Anfs89GT

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Jul 24, 2006

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Well in the 90+ degree heat I lost all air in my 96 Cobra. I have no A/C, heater, or even vent. When I turn the switch I can hear the clutch engage but no air comes out. This has happened before but everything shut off and come back on a little while later. A few weeks ago the system came on for like a minute and shut off again two seconds later. I have already checked both fuse boxes. Any ideas about what this could be? Any help is greatly appreciated since HVAC is not my strength.

 

mity2

I like Pro3 and all I got was this crappy CT.

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Jul 24, 2006

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Does it blow air at all? if not, and ALL fueses are okay, then blower motor have gone the way of dodo bird or bad connection I say.

 

Anfs89GT

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Hey mity3, thanks for the reply. I just graduated from Penn State, you a student up there? As far as my car, it blows no air at all. What connections would I check and where? I am hoping that a bad connection is all it is since it did act up a few times before but was fine soon after.

 

Outlaw97GT

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mity2 said:

Does it blow air at all? if not, and ALL fueses are okay, then blower motor have gone the way of dodo bird or bad connection I say.

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mity2

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Anfs89GT said:

Hey mity3, thanks for the reply. I just graduated from Penn State, you a student up there? As far as my car, it blows no air at all. What connections would I check and where? I am hoping that a bad connection is all it is since it did act up a few times before but was fine soon after.

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Its Mity2. lol
I went to PSU last year. I now go to different school near by, as i couldn't afford PSU tuition at this moment, because I'm considered as out of state student until end of this Tax year
As for your blower motor goes, I think you have access to it from behind glove box. Pop grove box out, and you see a motor assembry there. check for all wire connection, and if that turn out to be okay, U'kk have to buy some service manual and start trouble shooting it man...
Sorry, but i don't think there is no other easy way of checking it

 

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mineralgraygt

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im not sure if our cars come with them but checked and see if there is a blower motor resistor. if there is put a.c or heat on and tap it. if not do the same with a the blower motor turn heat on ad tap it with a hammer or screw driver. also check fuses. sound like a resistor or blower motor

 

Anfs89GT

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where would I find the resistor? Thanks for all the help everyone

 

Mike97gt

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check the blower resistor and the blower motor, both are located in the passenger side footwell.. they are mounted right on the heater box.