Replacing the Caravan Blower motor Resistor is quiet easy and simple if you follow the helpful tips.

The caravan blower motor resistor runs on a 3.3 litreV-6 and has an automatic transmission and works on PS and cruise control. The caravan blower motor resistor is located in the heater box that is exactly right behind the glove box.

The Different Parts of the Caravan Blower Motor Resistor:

Blower motor Resistor.

Screws

Blower motor Pig tail wire.

Evaporator Housing.

Instrumental Panel Wire Harness.

You can start to open the glove box by flexing both sides of the glove box inward near the top for the rubber glove box to clear the sides and then can easily roll down the glove box. You can reach through the opening of the glove box and disconnect the instrumental panel wire harness connector for the blower motor resistor and the resistor connecter receptacle. Plus you also need to disconnect the motor pigtail wire connecter from the resistor receptacle. Plus you also need to remove the screws and thus you can remove the caravan blower motor resistor from the Evaporator Housing.

At times the Caravan blower motor resistor turns faulty and starts drawing too much current through the resistor block and makes it burn up prematurely so you need to be careful. This is all because the motor is drawing too much current and is burning out the resistor. And if it happens during the warranty period you can easily get it fixed for free by the dealer.

Problems That Can Occur in Caravan Blower motor Resistor:

Burnt out Resistor Block.

Blown up 40 Amp fuse.

Worn out Blower motor.

You need to check on the fuse and also make sure that the Resistor block is undamaged and if so you can also get it replaced. But if the fuse box and resistor block are fine then you should first replace the relay and if it still doesn't work then you need to replace the motor too.

You can get all the detailed information from the online sites of the Caravan blower motor resistor and also can include the model and part number that you need to replace as this will be easy for you to access them.

At times following such helpful tips online helps you save money that goes in paying the mechanics to do the job and this way you also feel more satisfied doing the job yourself. Removing the caravan blower motor is a problem but if you know how to do it expertly then half the problem is solved.