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I ran water through my heater, and verified it circulates. Warmed up the engine, and sure enough the heater gets hot.
Turned the heater switch and the fan didn't come on. There's no power going to any of the *three* wires on the rheostat. Here's the current setup:
A black wire from rheostat terminal 1 to a cigarette lighter (terminal on the back of the lighter).
Another black wire from the rheostat terminal 2 to the heater motor.
And yet another black wire, also from rheostat terminal 2, into the harness under the dash.
Advance wiring diagram shows a green wire from fuse box A2 to rheostat, and a black wire from other terminal of rheostat to motor.
My fuse box has no A2, just an A and an A1.
Does my current wiring sound at all correct to anyone? Should I disconnect all those black wires and match the Advance diagram (using A or A1 instead of the missing A2)?
Thanks.
Tom
Turned the heater switch and the fan didn't come on. There's no power going to any of the *three* wires on the rheostat. Here's the current setup:
A black wire from rheostat terminal 1 to a cigarette lighter (terminal on the back of the lighter).
Another black wire from the rheostat terminal 2 to the heater motor.
And yet another black wire, also from rheostat terminal 2, into the harness under the dash.
Advance wiring diagram shows a green wire from fuse box A2 to rheostat, and a black wire from other terminal of rheostat to motor.
My fuse box has no A2, just an A and an A1.
Does my current wiring sound at all correct to anyone? Should I disconnect all those black wires and match the Advance diagram (using A or A1 instead of the missing A2)?
Thanks.
Tom