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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / December 2006

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respk - 16 May 2006 02:34 GMT
Two of the 4 settings on the interior fan switch have stopped working.
The other two settings work fine.  Anyone had a similar problem and has
anyone replaced the fan or the switch?
respk - 16 May 2006 02:39 GMT
It probably would help if I included that it is a 2001 Supercrew with
the 5.4.

> Two of the 4 settings on the interior fan switch have stopped working.
> The other two settings work fine.  Anyone had a similar problem and has
> anyone replaced the fan or the switch?
David M - 16 May 2006 09:45 GMT
> Two of the 4 settings on the interior fan switch have stopped working.
> The other two settings work fine.  Anyone had a similar problem and has
> anyone replaced the fan or the switch?

It's probably a bad blower resistor.  Which two settings don't work?

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respk@yahoo.com - 16 May 2006 18:57 GMT
The lowest two settings.  The highest two settings work just fine.
putt@webtv.net - 17 May 2006 14:26 GMT
>The lowest two settings. The highest two
> settings work just fine.

Ford uses resistors in the fan ground circuit to obtain the different
fan speeds.  A direct ground to the fan results in High speed. As you
select different fan speeds using the fan switch, the ground resistance
increases as you go lower on the speeds.  Replace the resistor pack.

Dave S(Texas)
respk@yahoo.com - 01 Jun 2006 17:47 GMT
that did it.  $20 and 15 minutes later the fan was working again.

Thanks for the help.

> >The lowest two settings. The highest two
> > settings work just fine.
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> Dave S(Texas)
putt@webtv.net - 02 Jun 2006 15:57 GMT
>that did it. $20 and 15 minutes later the
> fan was working again.

U R welcome.  Glad to have helped.

Dave S(Texas)
Krusty - 25 Dec 2006 06:53 GMT
Hello,

 I am new to the newsgroup and I have a few questions to ask.

Here is one problem I cannot figure out maybe someone here can help.  I have
a 1996 Ford Explorer Sport.  I was having problems with the heater cutting
in and out while I was in Iceland and then it went out completely right
before I left.  Once I returned from Iceland to the states I changed the
Resister below the Fan Motor with a new one and it seemed to fix it for a
while.  Then it went back to cutting on and off.  Sometimes when you hit a
speed bump the fan would kick in and other times I would let the hood close
hard and that would bring it back to life. Now Its dead again and nothing I
do will bring the system back online.  I checked all the fuses and even
cleaned them with a wire brush.  I unplugged everything and checked for
problems or corrosion.  Now I checked the connections with a test light at
each plug and it seems like I am not getting power from the switch inside
the car and at the fan motor and resister.  What would cause no power to
reach the connection?  I pulled the resister again to make sure it was still
intact and it still looks new no breaks or problems.  Any Ideas?  Thanks for
the help.

I also bought a 2006 Ford 250 Super Duty Truck does anyone know where the
factory alarm hides out inside the vehicle.  I use my remote to lock the
doors and hit it a second time and I get a chirp out of the horn.  I went to
test it out like I did with my Explorer set it with the window down and
waited a few seconds and opened the door from the inside and no alarm went
off.  I asked the mechanic at the ford dealer what was wrong with it and he
said that there was no alarm installed.  He said you can see it by the break
if it was there.  He did not even look under the dash but from out side the
door.  I bought the car second hand with very low miles so I cannot
complain.  But who in the hell would be dumb enough to but a brand new
vehicle with out a factory alarm installed in it/  When I bought it the used
car side of the ford dealer said it had one.  But of course when you lock
the vehicle it does chirp and the panic option works fine so I could see
where it could be confusing.  If I get an answer back on the location of the
alarm for verification and it is not present does anyone know where I can
find a remote start/Alarm for a Diesel at a reasonable price/  I will
install it myself I just want to get something that's reasonable and works
good or better than what I have now.  LOL

Also Which battery is the 12 volt side for adding accessories to the truck
so I am not burning things up?  I realize they are both 12 volts and make up
the 24 volt system but which side is the safe side for accessories.  This is
my first Diesel engine in a truck and I have a lot to learn.

Thanks again for the help ahead of time.

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Chris Hill - 26 Dec 2006 00:16 GMT
On Mon, 25 Dec 2006 00:53:47 -0600, "Krusty" <jaguilar013@satx.rr.com>

>I also bought a 2006 Ford 250 Super Duty Truck does anyone know where the
>factory alarm hides out inside the vehicle.  I use my remote to lock the
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>complain.  But who in the hell would be dumb enough to but a brand new
>vehicle with out a factory alarm installed in it

Anybody who doesn't live in a city.
Whitelightning - 26 Dec 2006 00:56 GMT
> Anybody who doesn't live in a city.

Nobody pays any attention to a car alarm going off anymore.
It happens to often for no reason.

Whitelightning
Krusty - 26 Dec 2006 05:48 GMT
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>> Anybody who doesn't live in a city.
>
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>Is there any other substitute other than an alarm?  Like some type of cut
>off system or other device to keep the vehicle from being stolen.
Krusty - 26 Dec 2006 05:45 GMT
00:53:47 -0600, "Krusty" <jaguilar013@satx.rr.com>

> Anybody who doesn't live in a city.

Good point.   LOL   Thanks for the encouragement I guess I will have to move
away from the San Antonio area then.

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> On Mon, 25 Dec 2006 00:53:47 -0600, "Krusty" <jaguilar013@satx.rr.com>
>>
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>
> Anybody who doesn't live in a city.
David M - 26 Dec 2006 06:16 GMT

> I also bought a 2006 Ford 250 Super Duty Truck does anyone know where the
> factory alarm hides out inside the vehicle.  I use my remote to lock the
> doors and hit it a second time and I get a chirp out of the horn.

That doesn't mean it has an alarm system, that's just the keyless entry.

> But who in the hell would be dumb enough to but a brand new
> vehicle with out a factory alarm installed in it

A lot of people, since most cars don't have a 'factory alarm'.  Maybe you
should move to a better neighborhood.

>  When I bought it the used
> car side of the ford dealer said it had one.  But of course when you lock
> the vehicle it does chirp and the panic option works fine so I could see
> where it could be confusing.

Only people that didn't know the difference would be confused.

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Krusty - 26 Dec 2006 06:41 GMT
Thanks for the good tips of wisdom.  LOL  I guess I will buy an alarm/Remote
start system and install it like I did in my Explorer.  That one I used the
factory alarm with the remote start.  I just have to find one that is fairly
reasonable in price and works with a diesel.

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>> I also bought a 2006 Ford 250 Super Duty Truck does anyone know where the
>> factory alarm hides out inside the vehicle.  I use my remote to lock the
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>
> Only people that didn't know the difference would be confused.

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