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Join Date: May 2012
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I sound like I know what I'm talking about, but this is just an educated guess. It would be nice to know if folks who have this failure have a "very" dirty cabin air filter, or if it has not been changed in a long time. I've got an '04, and have not experienced this issue before. I have been paying the dealer unreasonable amounts of money to maintain this vehicle however. |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Digikey to the rescue!
Front blower stopped working. Reordered same part that fixed the rear blower from Digikey (P10920-ND $0.74 THERMAL CUTOFF) and $3.08 later the front blower was up and running. The rear blower filter was covered with lint when the last resistor went bad. The front blower stopped working just after I replaced the cabin air filter. It will be interesting to note how long the repair lasts. I really should start ordering a few of those resistors at a time and remember where I put them. Still beats paying $70 for the replacement part and $50 for the blower motor.
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: LA, CA
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"Thank you!" to original poster, who show all of us how to avoid huge bill from Acura service department by posting this DIY guide. And another BIG THANK YOU to reds2k1 for helping me today replaced THERMAL CUTOFF and help me install new cabin filter. It's amazing how this forum let MDX driver around the world with their car issues. THANK YOU ALL!
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Join Date: Dec 2012
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Have an 02 MDX that stopped blowing air out of the front vents, whenever I try the front it instead goes out the back vents. I was quoted about 1k for repairs so instead I'm going to try and fix it myself with the info everyone has provided above and hope for the best.
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Join Date: Dec 2012
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Sidewinder, you are the best! Nothing was coming out of my front vents and this was the first thread I came across when researching it. I bought the 75 cent thermal fuse online as suggested in the thread and installed it in about 5 minutes. Everything works like new again. Thanks again sidewinder and thanks to the forum.
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: oklahoma
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First I want to Thank, each & Everyone of You for putting This Together with the related Posts !
NO A/C, Died when The Temp, was 104. With all The Computers, I Thought I was done for ealer "Please drop Your Full wallet, Here".After bremoving the Transistor Assembly, We used an Ohm Meter to check The Fuse, FIRST. NO PROBLEM. Frustrated, We decided to start a Process of Elimination. End Product First. Pulled The Blower & VIOLA ! Problem Found. 2 lead wires to your Battery, ( W/ Alligator Clips ) And You can test the blower with Your car Battery. ( There is A Positive Tab & a Negative Tab ). An order at Advance Auto, We got a Replacement over Night, for 91.00. 45 minits later, WE HAVE HEAT, DEFROST & AIR ! Thanks Guys !
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