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Old Jun 28, 2010 | 03:25 PM
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have a 87 that I cant find relay. not under mesg. center. not under blower motor like book shows any help will cool me down
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Old Jun 28, 2010 | 03:34 PM
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Default 87 blower relay

If you are talking about the A/C-Heater blower motor relay, it should be under hood near the blower motor itself. At least that is where mine is on my 87. It should have a silver metal cover, unlike most of the other relays which are black plastic.[IMG][/IMG]

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Old Jun 28, 2010 | 03:37 PM
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Do you have standard or the C68 electronic controler ?
As pictured above I have the standard controler but mine has a black cover but same location, there is also a blower resistor just above that to the right in the top of heater box. This is assuming you have a standard controler.
If you have the C68 you need to find the A/C underhood fuse & amp which provides power to the blower feedback signal input. There is also a Blower Control Module which controls output which is powered by a fusible link (K) which is hot all the time

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c68 electronic controler have replaced control mod but still have no high speed on fan
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c68 electronic controler have replaced control mod but still have no high speed on fan
Like I said I have the standard system, you might try the A/C underhood fuse & amp which provides power to the blower feedback signal input. Good Luck
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I am not sure that the c68 option is the same but if all other speeds except high is working i would think blower motor resistor is bad. If it has one it would be above rt valve cover on blower case.
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Originally Posted by 1stvet87
I am not sure that the c68 option is the same but if all other speeds except high is working i would think blower motor resistor is bad. If it has one it would be above rt valve cover on blower case.
No resistors on C68
Blower speed controlled electronically by blower control module mounted in top of A/c ducting in engine bay

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