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Dodge Durango Fan Resistor overheating
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feanor387
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Jul 2, 2007, 4:04 PM
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Dodge Durango Fan Resistor overheating
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The blower stopped working on my 2003 Dodge Durango, when I pulled the fan resistor I noticed one of the wires had insulation that had melted. I moved the wire and got the blower working but noticed the tempature of the wire started to climb. I have a new resistor and can replace it the question is what do I look at as the source of the wire overheating, I figured either the resistor or the fan control head. Any other ideals out there.
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way2old
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Jul 2, 2007, 4:27 PM
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Re: Dodge Durango Fan Resistor overheating
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The resistor by name and design is made to produce heat. Is the insulation on the connector? If so, that is just about a normal occurance for the resistor going bad. It will produce a lot of heat and cause coating to melt. I would change the resistor and not be overly concerned if all the fan speeds work properly. If there is a different sound to the blower then look at the current draw to the blower. You probably will be OK with just replacing the resistor block.
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