my switch to the air cond.and heater dont work...the only thing thats working is 4 the others 1,2,3, nothings comming out?? i changed the resistor twice.... i got both from the junk yard..could it be anything else.....
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I fully agree with subculture. The problem is the resistor. It is a common problem with the original resistors and if it was never replaced in the now junked B13s you've been using as a donor, well you get the idea.
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The original resistors tends to be bad. Usually replacing it with a new OEM part will fix the problem once and for all. Do not expect one from a wrecked car to work. It may not have ever been replaced.