Michael Maskalans wrote:
>
>
> On Jul 29, 2004, at 20:39, Davdo212@aol.com wrote:
>
>> I want to try this one more time before I end up spending a lot of
>> money at
>> the dealer!!! My a/c fan quit working a few months back. I have a 96
>> Dak, V6
>> w/5 speed. For a while before it quit the speed would not increase as I
>> pushed the 'switch' up. If I pushed it all the way up it would run at
>> full speed
>> then decrease as I slowed it down. Now I get nothing.
>
>
> chances are very good that this is a fan relay failure. it's on the
> passenger side of the firewall near the top. sorry, I don't have any
> part numbers or testing methods, but that's where I'll put my money.
> --
> Mike Maskalans
This is comming from a guy that thinks it is reasonable to completely
dissasemble, use a plasma cutter to cut off the entire suspension system of
his Dakota, buy *ford* axles and HMMWV Military wheels, completely
re-engineer his entire front suspension from scratch using a bastardized
combination of more ferd parts and hand-fabricated bracketry....All over
just one screwed up bearing and one screwed up caliper slide pin mount....
Ladies and gentlemen, I submit to you that this man has a set of stones on
him... [Mike, you know you are my hero, right?]
--
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