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I HAVE A 90 DODGE DYNASTY AND THE HEATER BLOWER STOPED WORKING
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CHECKED FUSES ALL WERE GOOD

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1990 Dodge DYNASTY 3.3

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CHECKED FUSES

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February 11 11:06 AM (17 minutes and 15 seconds later)
         
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Are you absolutely sure you have 12v at FUSE #2?

Removal of Heater/AC control panel :

(Except Premier and Monaco )

See Figures 1 through 8

  1. Disconnect the battery negative cable. For Acclaim, Spirit and some LeBaron models, isolate or remove fuse No. 2 prior to removing the switch or the wires may short to ground.

  2. Remove the cover bezel.

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Fig. 1: The heater-A/C control panel in Sundance and Shadow models-other models except Premier and Monaco are similar


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Fig. 2: Glove box, ashtray and cigar lighter-except Premier and Monaco


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Fig. 3: Automatic temperature control-Daytona and some LeBaron models


  1. If applicable, disconnect the ashtray's lamp socket.

  2. Remove the glove box assembly on the LeBaron, Spirit and Acclaim models, then reach through the glove box hole and disconnect the vacuum hoses.

  3. Remove the two control mounting screws.

  4. Slide the heater-A/C control rearward, then disconnect the cable and any electrical wiring from the control.

  5. Remove the unit from the dashboard.

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Fig. 4: Remove the outer trim bezel from over the heater-A/C control panel and radio, ...


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Fig. 5: ... making sure to disconnect any wiring from the back of the trim pieces


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Fig. 6: If necessary, remove the lower trim piece to gain access to any of the retaining screws


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Fig. 7: Loosen and remove the heater-A/C control panel retaining screws, then ...


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Fig. 8: ... the control panel can be slid out and the cables removed


To install:

  1. Install the control into the dashboard.

  2. Slide the heater-A/C control rearward, then connect the temperature cable and any electrical wiring to the control.

  3. Install the two control mounting screws and tighten until snug.

  4. On the LeBaron, Acclaim and Spirit models, reach through the glove box hole and plug the vacuum lines back in. Install the glove box.

  5. Connect the ashtray's lamp socket, if so equipped.

  6. Install the cover bezel.

  7. For Acclaim, Spirit and some LeBaron models, install fuse No. 2 after installing the switch. Connect the negative battery cable



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February 11 11:18 AM (12 minutes and 56 seconds later)
         
Reply to Michael's Post: I just need to know if there is a relay switch or someting else I could check to get the heater to blow.
The car has heat but the blower motor stopped all at once.
I did check the fuse, the fuses seemed fine.
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