Posted by Dutchman on December 28, 2011 at 16:56:08 from (69.66.46.88):
I been looking on line for some answers too... My wife has a wheel-chair accesable van { 2006 Dodge Caravan } went to town the other day and the front heater fan just doesn't work ... check fuse and resistor .. still no fan Been trying to find out WHERE is it on this thing ? and How hard is it to replace ? that way may-be I can do it myself ... I try useing the enter-net , can't seem to find what I need { probably looking wrong places , not that smart on looking up things like this }
If anyone out there can .. point me in the right direction ... or just try telling me , where the heater fan is and how hard to replace ...
THANKS .... mark ps.. the picture has her Case s 1951 ..
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