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Mar 12, 2013 | 09:15 AM

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fredandfred

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Originally Posted by hanky

Because the blower motor pulled some high current ,normally, the contacts on the blower switch got overheated and melted the plastic plug and oxidized the connections. Before pulling the blower motor check the blower switch. If that was the problem , Ford had a replacement plug available that you just spliced in and that solved the problem.

I had found the connector at the motor and wiggled it and the motor responded. Thinking it was the connector I just hard wired it. Didn't help. Found the wires going into the motor was the issue so I just ordered another motor. It's right there under the hood but looks like quite a task to get it out.

Mar 26, 2013 | 06:31 PM

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fredandfred

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Replaced the motor and now I have lots of heat. Next question. Can I replace the windshield wiper switch with one that has intermittent wipers or is there other pieces to make that happen?