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#494989 - 23/02/10 01:41 AM AC HEat FAn speed switch
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Has any one replaced on and how difficult is it.
Any tips or is there a good manual that shows how to do it

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#494990 - 23/02/10 01:59 AM Re: AC HEat FAn speed switch [Re: slsail]
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Why do you think you need to replace it, may I ask? If it is because it only works on high, you don't need to replace the switch, but rather the resistor pack that controls it. It's a common issue and well documented. It's also a simple fix and can be done by anyone with a minimum of mechanical skills. Is this your problem?

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#494991 - 23/02/10 04:17 AM Re: AC HEat FAn speed switch [Re: Gonzo-2]
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Yes that is the problem.
So where is teh resistor pack located and where do i get that part

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#494998 - 23/02/10 04:07 PM Re: AC HEat FAn speed switch [Re: slsail]
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Fixed took about 5 minutes
wife is happy
$30 part at the Nissan dealer

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#495006 - 24/02/10 07:05 AM Re: AC HEat FAn speed switch [Re: slsail]
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Glad I could help. The switch would have been a real PITA to replace!

(I want my 5 trucks back!)

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#677531 - 04/01/12 02:27 PM Re: AC HEat FAn speed switch [Re: Gonzo-2]
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Does this resistor replacement apply if setting 3 does not work?
1, 2 and 4 are ok.

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#677532 - 04/01/12 02:41 PM Re: AC HEat FAn speed switch [Re: something]
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Yes the resistor pack is the first thing to check. It's an easy fix I've done it once. Right now my 2 setting doesn't work and I'm waiting for more to go before I replace it again. The resistor pack is just that, four resistors, one for each setting on a small plug-in circuit board. For what ever reason, electrical or mechanical, one by one each resistor pooches out.

Ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resistor


Edited by johnsx (04/01/12 02:42 PM)
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#682722 - 07/01/15 05:46 PM Re: AC HEat FAn speed switch [Re: johnsx]
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Can anyone tell me where the resistor pack is located? I have an 05 and setting 1 and 2 don't work.
also any ideas why I get minimal heat under 30-40 mph?
Thanks!
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#682728 - 23/01/15 04:29 PM Re: AC HEat FAn speed switch [Re: stewie]
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