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Question posted by rorylanglois on July 23rd, 2016

Fan Motor Keeps Running

fan motor keeps running

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Answer #1: Posted by khanjee on July 23rd, 2016 10:42 PM

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You probably have a blower control module that is bad. the probablility for this increases if you are in cold weather right now. but none the less will still be connected to the module.

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