92 civic heater not working im lost
10-05-2010, 03:02 PM
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92 civic heater not working im lost
my 92 civic heater is not working i replaced the heater resistor and i checked the blower motor by connecting it to the battery and it spun the heater fuse looked good im lost i need heat its getting cold out..any ideas would help me out thank u
10-11-2010, 12:49 PM
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If you are not getting heat it's either the heater core broken (any coolant anywhere) or your thermostat is staying in the open position. Does your car take a long time to heat up?
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10-12-2010, 02:27 PM
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Heater control valve might be bad.
I just re-read your first post. Did you mean to title this "Blower fan not working"? If your blower fan is good (tested connecting directly to power source), and your fuses are good, then I'm gonna say it's the actual fan speed switch. You might have to replace the whole climate control unit. Usually you can get them out of a junkyard for $30
I just re-read your first post. Did you mean to title this "Blower fan not working"? If your blower fan is good (tested connecting directly to power source), and your fuses are good, then I'm gonna say it's the actual fan speed switch. You might have to replace the whole climate control unit. Usually you can get them out of a junkyard for $30
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