Heater fan issues

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01-15-2012, 02:10 PM	#1
freakshow nuggets mod Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: richmond Posts: 7,051 Thanked 3,799 Times in 981 Posts	Heater fan issues My car is a 92 civic VX, and the heater fan doesn't work on speeds 1 and 2. works perfectly on 3 and 4. Every link on google tells me that the blower motor resistor is broken, but all the links also show resistors where the metal is physically incomplete. Is it possible for my resistor to be broken, but still completely physically in tact? I don't want to order another for nothing.. Here are some pics.. I did check the fuse as well, looked ok. thnx Advertisement __________________ I searched for truth, and all I found was You

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