Blue, wondering if you could help me a little further. Got with hellshotrod for the replacement and everything was working beautifully. Then one day I hit a random bump in the road and AC was gone. Took everything apart and noticed two of my splices weren't as good as I thought they were so I went ahead and re-spliced all of my connections to rule that out from happening again. Still nothing after that. Did some digging around, thought the blower motor itself might be old or burnt up so I replaced that as well as splicing in a new pigtail and plug, still no fix. I can't find a single blown fuse anywhere, and any fuse associated witth HVAC I've taken out and scraped to make damn sure I'm getting connection. Somebody mentioned looking at my grounds. Any pointers on where to start with this or if the grounds would even be a concern?

 

Yes , ground wires are important, a clean and tight connection is essential

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And test the resistor