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Clifford Taft

07-04-2005, 10:20 AM

The AC fan motor on my 95 T100 just stopped blowing yesterday. Since it is 102 here, that is a problem. Nothing in my manual shows a fuse or relay that is just for the fan. 1 said AC and was only a 10amp fuse. Changed it and that didn't do it. Went to 2 auto parts places and no one could tell me which relay or fuse might be the problem. When I turn on the fan switch the light comes on for the compressor but no fan. Could someone please tell me which fuse or relay needs to be replaced. Oh! by the way. I tried changing the relay that said it controlled several functions, including the AC but I couldn't get it to come out of it's place in the fuse box. Totally clueless and needing your help.
Thanks,
Clifford Taft

tr918

07-05-2005, 07:43 AM

Trace the wires that go to the fan and check for voltage. If you have voltage on the wires then your fuse is ok and the fan is dead. You may have to dissasemble some of your dashboard to get to the fan and wires. Do you have a haynes or other manual? If you do it will help. good luck.


Toyota Forums :: Toyota Nation > Toyota Truck, SUV and Van Forums > Toyota Pick Up and Hilux Forum > T-100 > No fan for T100 PDA No fan for T100 Clifford Taft 07-04-2005, 10:20 AM The AC fan motor on my 95 T100 just stopped blowing yesterday. Since it is 102 here, that is a problem. Nothing in my manual shows a fuse or relay that is just for the fan. 1 said AC and was only a 10amp fuse. Changed it and that didn't do it. Went to 2 auto parts places and no one could tell me which relay or fuse might be the problem. When I turn on the fan switch the light comes on for the compressor but no fan. Could someone please tell me which fuse or relay needs to be replaced. Oh! by the way. I tried changing the relay that said it controlled several functions, including the AC but I couldn't get it to come out of it's place in the fuse box. Totally clueless and needing your help. Thanks, Clifford Taft tr918 07-05-2005, 07:43 AM Trace the wires that go to the fan and check for voltage. If you have voltage on the wires then your fuse is ok and the fan is dead. You may have to dissasemble some of your dashboard to get to the fan and wires. Do you have a haynes or other manual? If you do it will help. good luck.