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Old 08-17-2010, 04:48 PM   #1
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Heater box Resistor

Hi Friends, I removed the resistor from the heater box and went to a Parts store! They didnt have one, so a few stores down is a Radio Shack! I showed the resistor Or is it resister? Any who, they had 3 flavors ( heat factors! I bought all three! Somewhere in the group someone has the right numbers. Be it you? Vermont expression! allegro5 greatallegro5@aol.com
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Pardon my ignorance - is a 'heater box' he blower housing that encompasses the dash fan, and the resistors inside regulate the fan speed? If not, pray tell what the heck is a heater box? And, what is a heat factor? I might learn a lot from this post!
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Old 08-17-2010, 08:54 PM   #3
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If you are talking about the resistor that controls motor speed on a dash HEVAC system.

Radio Shack has NOTHING even close to what that resistor is. Try a junk yard or, depending on the chassis an auto parts store but you are going to have to know the cross overs.
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Old 08-17-2010, 09:55 PM   #4
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I had mine out a while ago, and it is a Motorcraft D8BH-19A706-AB. I don't know if that means you can go into a Ford dealer and get it, or not.

A previous owner had written in my coach owner's manual that NAPA has it under part# BR309, but that it takes a different connector.

Hope that helps.
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Old 08-18-2010, 05:07 AM   #5
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Hi Guys, Sorry if my calling it a heater box isnt to close to the real name! It is indeed the black foot square box to the upper left in the front Generator bay! And no, the blower motor isnt in it! Just across from it though, on the otherside of the firewall! Im told the Thermal fuse in the Blowere speed resister loacated with its 4 wire connector, on the top of the heater core box, is replaceable! Auto parts stores have or can order the whole resister at $23. or there abouts! But some say you can get Just the little Thermal Fuse that is crimped on the resister! It calls for the Radio Shack # 270-1322- and its the 262 degrees fuse! One of our memebers suggest to go to the 1320 that has a higher heat resistance. The good news is these fuses are $1.69 each! By the way, to remove the whole Resister, its a deal for a stubby phillips #2 and feeling for it, as its on top of the box! Not too hard to do! Then wiggle it loose from the sealent! It has a 4 wire plug to wiggle off first! Allegro5 PS, On some models the resister my be lower on the face of the box.
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Well. Radio Shack used to carry parts. . But alas, these days I am often disappointed when I go there.

However a major electronics supplier.. They had what I needed when I had to replace a fuse of that type.
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I replaced the thermal fuse with an exact one from Radio Shack. I crimped it in rather than solder it and possibly ruin the new one. Worked great. Use a good magnifying glass to read the temp. rating on the old one to buy one that matches. HarveyP
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Just had to replace my blower motor resistor on my 99 Monaco Windsor. I found the part at Autozone, Part Number JA1176 Duralast. It was $25.99. I cut the plastic connector housing off and was able to use the original connector on the MH.
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IF there is a thermal fuse, THEN radio Shack may have it.. Mine I see no evidence of a thermal fuse.. Though there is other fusing on the circuit.

The resistor itself is not something I would expect to find at "The Shack".. Though I might be able to buy enough hardware there to make one.. It would cost more than the OEM replacement.

NOTE: If the resistor itself goes bad.. There is a fair chance a good appliance rebuild place MIGHT be able to re-build it.. This is the kind of shop that can re-build an electry dryer element.. Same wire is used.
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The "Shack" had the resister and it was only $1.74 with tax.
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