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Air Condition Problem Question

bendyprissy

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Got dogs & all loaded up in the Hummer, started, turned on AC & ...nothing. This happened before not too long ago & it was the resistor in the blower motor, which we replaced & is still under warranty. We thought it might be the same thing but when hubby check, the resistor has continuity so theoretically should be good. Any thoughts?
 

Best4x4

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Do you hear the AC Compressor cycling on/off? If it is then it's either the blower motor, resistor, or the famous melted wiring at the resistor.
 

bendyprissy

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Do you hear the AC Compressor cycling on/off? If it is then it's either the blower motor, resistor, or the famous melted wiring at the resistor.

You are correct, hubby found the bad wire harness connector before it melted the wires. AC back on. Now off with the dogs. Thanks.
 

section8

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Well I just got in my 06 and no fan came on. The compressor is coming on. I checked the fuses and relays. all good. Made sure my connections on mt control panel had not came loose. All good. How hard is it to jerk that motor out?
 

Peep

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Had this. Saw the video and found out it was my error. Changed the two parts and now it's fine.
 

amrg

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Bumping this thread!

Had this issue, turned out the connector was slightly loose. On my early H3 I had it replaced at the dealers...
 
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