Heater goes on and off
#1
Heater goes on and off
1989 camry lately my heater goes on and off, it will go off when i start the car and stay off then i start it again later on and it comes on what the hell is goin on ??there is heat commin out the vent but no blowing air..
is it the motor or the temp solenoid (whatever its called)were everything plugs in to make it go..
And is there a way to bypass it just to make it work for now/ reason why is no money right now and need heat lol
if no bypass then i guess i will go to the Jyard and pick on up...
help and thanks
is it the motor or the temp solenoid (whatever its called)were everything plugs in to make it go..
And is there a way to bypass it just to make it work for now/ reason why is no money right now and need heat lol
if no bypass then i guess i will go to the Jyard and pick on up...
help and thanks
Last edited by rgus67; 10-21-2014 at 06:47 PM. Reason: forgot info
#2
if you do have heat the flaps and controls work -so restriction is not the problem
sounds like the blower fan motor under the dash or its resistor for fan motor speeds
or "heater fan resistor" ..that part you can buy new
the aircon fan and blower are the same motor
any problems with the air con blowing ?
sounds like the blower fan motor under the dash or its resistor for fan motor speeds
or "heater fan resistor" ..that part you can buy new
the aircon fan and blower are the same motor
any problems with the air con blowing ?
Last edited by dirty hands; 10-21-2014 at 11:00 PM.
#3
if you do have heat the flaps and controls work -so restriction is not the problem
sounds like the blower fan motor under the dash or its resistor for fan motor speeds
or "heater fan resistor" ..that part you can buy new
the aircon fan and blower are the same motor
any problems with the air con blowing ?
sounds like the blower fan motor under the dash or its resistor for fan motor speeds
or "heater fan resistor" ..that part you can buy new
the aircon fan and blower are the same motor
any problems with the air con blowing ?
#4
I dont know the 89 camry set up well enough to guide you to replace the motor
my basic idea is to
1:check the resistor first
2:then if no better I suspect it is a tired blower motor
my basic idea is to
1:check the resistor first
2:then if no better I suspect it is a tired blower motor
Last edited by dirty hands; 10-23-2014 at 04:30 AM.
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