Help wanted: No more ventilation 90 integra - Honda-Acura.net

foosaddict78 · 02-01-05, 02:11 PM

Here is my problem: There is no more ventilation...

What could be the cause of this problem?

How can I fix it myself?

Thanks

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12yearhondatech · 02-01-05, 02:39 PM

what do you mean?

foosaddict78 · 02-01-05, 03:08 PM

the fan that pushes air in the habitacle of the car seems to be dead

12yearhondatech · 02-01-05, 07:16 PM

Its called a blower motor. it is underneath the passenger side off the dash behind the glove box. Take a small hammer and with the blower motor in the on position tap the blower motor with the hammer a few times if it starts to run then the brushes are bad in the motor you will need to replace the motor. You possibly could have a bad fan speed switch, Try taking some compressed air and blowing it through where you move the blower switch from side to side then spray some WD-40 in the same area and move the switch side to side several times.

foosaddict78 · 02-01-05, 09:03 PM

thanks, I will try it tomorrow

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02-01-05, 02:39 PM	#2
12yearhondatech Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: las vegas nevada Posts: 65	what do you mean?

02-01-05, 03:08 PM	#3
foosaddict78 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 3	the fan that pushes air in the habitacle of the car seems to be dead

02-01-05, 07:16 PM	#4
12yearhondatech Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: las vegas nevada Posts: 65	Its called a blower motor. it is underneath the passenger side off the dash behind the glove box. Take a small hammer and with the blower motor in the on position tap the blower motor with the hammer a few times if it starts to run then the brushes are bad in the motor you will need to replace the motor. You possibly could have a bad fan speed switch, Try taking some compressed air and blowing it through where you move the blower switch from side to side then spray some WD-40 in the same area and move the switch side to side several times.

02-01-05, 09:03 PM	#5
foosaddict78 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 3	thanks, I will try it tomorrow