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Old 09-11-03, 01:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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On my 81' Vette, any time the inigition switch is on the blower motor turns at low speed - even with the fan switch off. Is this normal? During the restoration of this vehicle I replace the A/C control (including fan switch) and the blower motor relay. I wouldn't think it would be wiring because there should be only one way which the wiring plugs should fit. Any help would be appreciated.

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The fan is on full time to act as part of the ventilation system
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yeah like 1979 said thats normal
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Old 09-12-03, 08:39 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Thanks guys,
Guess I've never noticed it before. Never had a need to turn the inignition key on without starting the engine before I started restoring her.
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FYI... a common mod is to disconnect the low speed fan wire so that it acts as an off switch. I did this by simply unpluging the low speed wire...I did not cut it...just unpluged it. Great mod for summer driving as it helps to reduce cabin heat. Along with installing a manual shutoff valve in the heater core coolant line, I really reduced cabin heat to a comfortable level.
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