Hello my F-150 family. I just got my truck last year from Crown Ford of Fayetteville. I thought it was still under warranty, but they told me no. But back to the problem. I got in my truck and turned on the AC, it worked for about ten minutes, then it just stopped. I checked all the settings and looked underneath the hood at the fuses. Everything looks fine, but when I turn it on again, I still get nothing. someone told me it could be the blower motor or the blower motor resistor. Has anyone gone through this problem and is there a way to help me fix it.

 

You need to supply a bit more info before anyone will be able to help you.
1. Year truck, engine, trim level,

2. Any modifications

3. Mileage

4. Explain the issue a little better. Does it blow air at all, but isn't cold?

I'm sure that armed with the correct info, someone here will be able to help you.

 

Sorry about that, but here is info about my truck.


2013 Ford F-150 Limited SuperCrew 4x4 EcoBoost
Engine: 3.5 L V6
No modifications
Mileage: 90320


Like I was saying early I got in my truck and turned on the AC, it worked for about ten minutes, then it just stopped. When you push the button to turn on the AC or heater, nothing comes out. No heat or cool air, its not blowing anything at all. I turned up and down the fan, but still nothing is coming out. It shows the temperature display, but still nothing comes out. My seats are also temperature control, and I hear the AC for the seats when I turn those on, but nothing coming from the main AC.


I would appreciate all the info that any could give about this problem.

 

So, are you trying to say the BLOWER for the climate control system isn't working?

 

I've had the resistor go bad on me in 3 different vehicles. On every vehicle I had it go bad on it would start with losing speed settings. For example first I'd lose the highest speed, then the speed below that ect. Until it finally would only work on one setting.

I'm not sure if that's how the resistors normally go bad, but I've never had one just up and quit on me.

 

Manual or digital air controls?


Check and see if you have power at the blower motor before you do anything else

 

Its digital air control. What do I need to do to check if the blower has power going to it?

 

2009 F150 Lariat. Fan just quit working on all speeds. Nothing wrong prior. Checked all fuses and resistors are good. I’ll check that there is power to the fan tomorrow. What’s the difference if it’s digital vs manual ? What else should I look for ?

 

Probably need the wiring diagram for the circuit and start checking.

 

Wiring, controls, and complexity.

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