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Old 03-13-2021, 02:25 PM   #1
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2015 Fleetwood Flair no a/c or heat blower

My blower just quit while driving down the road. I ran 12 volts to the blower and it works. Check the plug on the back of the switch, it’s tight. Checked all the fuses I could find at the dash and engine compartment. Any suggestions? Ran the resistor 12 volt straight to fan, not working. No power at that red wire.
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If you haven’t already solved this issue this might help. It shows a 15amp fuse inline on the harness somewhere, could also be the relay or any of the many splices.
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If you haven’t already solved this issue this might help. It shows a 15amp fuse inline on the harness somewhere, could also be the relay or any of the many splices.
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I found it. 25 amp fuse shoved up under the dash above the emergency brake along with 2 others. No label or nothing.
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