QUOTE(KiT TeUnG 2549 @ Jul 29 2008, 10:44 PM)
There is a "power ground" or logic ground per say, this aids in doing away with the blower resister on these type of systems with the digital climate control.
The blower is nominally in good working order is set to work between certain low power voltages. When and if the blower starts to get bad it will require alot more voltage than normally to operate it. This is why it would not work on the car , but would when testing it yurself.
When supplied a good bit of ground or voltage away frum the regulated set up it will work . But its made to work within a low voltage setup.
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Hi Kit,
I have a '98 Diamante. When I got the car, the fan worked fine, but now it only works on the high setting. Then after that, the blower motor stopped working, so I replaced it. The fan still only works on high. I am assuming that my car has this logic/power ground because I do not see a resistor. How do I fix this unit so the fan works on all settings?