» 91 Dodge Dynasty blower motor control switch?

91 Dodge Dynasty blower motor control switch?

Posted on Jan 11, 2009 under replacement auto parts | 4 Comments

I tried to replace the blower motor control switch, but when I got the replacement part it only had 5 contacts instead of 6 like the orignal. We (Auto Zone & Car Quest) tried looking in the parts catolog for the right one but could not find one. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Did the wiring harness connector have 6 wires. It may not have but 5. Switch manufacturers sometimes don't put all the pins in if they know that they are not needed in certain applications. Check the wiring connector and see if it has a wire in the spot where the replacement switch is missing a pin>

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4 Responses to “91 Dodge Dynasty blower motor control switch?”

By IM on Jan 11, 2009 | Reply

try getting the other part or buy a used dodge take the part out and fix it if needed to be fixed
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By UCANTCME on Jan 11, 2009 | Reply

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By Ron B on Jan 11, 2009 | Reply

Did the wiring harness connector have 6 wires. It may not have but 5. Switch manufacturers sometimes don't put all the pins in if they know that they are not needed in certain applications. Check the wiring connector and see if it has a wire in the spot where the replacement switch is missing a pin>
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By paul h on Jan 11, 2009 | Reply

Sometimes, the wiring has to be modified to make a replacement switch work….look at the old switch terminals compared to the new one and see if any of the old terminals share a common contact point. If so, you'll need to splice the wiring for those terminals. Just be sure anything you splice can be undone if it does not work out. Or try geting a switch from a dealer.
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