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Heater Blower Motor Stopped!

greatguy57078

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Well it is that time of year here in South Dakota when you really need to have the heater working and especially when they are calling for freezing rain tomorrow and the next day.

Ok...now on to the tech problem. My heater was working fine since I just finished the blower/fan upgrade a couple months ago. Just yesterday the fan quit blowing. I thought it might be the ground, so I checked and found that the ground wire was kind of loose, so I crimped a new end on it tonight. Still no blower. I do not have a test light, and with only one arm (tore up my rotator cuff/surgery pending) I will have to deal with it tomorrow.

My question is this. I have a 1968 Bronco where the fuses are mounted under the dash over on the drivers side. Could someone tell me which one would be the fuse for the heater blower motor, so I don't have to get a magnifying glass out to see it. Yeah, my eyes aren't the best either. It's hell gettin' old! Help?!? :-X
 

Viperwolf1

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F-1 is heater fuse.
 

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greatguy57078

greatguy57078

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I found the diagram. I hope it's as simple as replacing a fuse!
 

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