Everything else is working perfectly. While driving I can hear a clicking/buzz/hum coming from the blower area. Is that a relay switch perhaps?

I didn't get off work until late, so I'm going to test the fuses in the morning. I'll report back with anything new.

I did call the LR dealer to ask if they would do a diagnosis. They said sure but they couldn't fit me in until next Friday. WTF? Do they have one mechanic working there??

 

Checked all fuses and they're fine. There is only two other things I can think of: Relay Switch and Resistor Pack. I'm curious, are these generic enough to pick up at an auto parts place or do I need to get LR certified parts?

I'm looking at my Rave CD and it looks like the Resistor Pack is above the blower, just behind the glove box. I am having a hard time seeing the location of the relay switch. Furthermore I'm not sure what that switch even looks like, so I'm stuck on that part. Suggestions?

 

Awesome..

I just spoke with the dealership here to inquire pricing for parts. I asked about a "Resistor Pack" And he responded with "There's no such part, what you mean by a Pack?" I then asked about a "relay switch" He responded "Switch? I think you just mean Relay. And there are three relays around the blower assembly, so which do you need?"

He went on to say that a Relay and a Resistor is the same thing. He said there is a relay for the A/C, one for the heater and one for the blower. UGGH!!

 

a relay and a resistor are not the same.

 

What was it that fixed your blower relay / Fan issue?

I have exact issue.

I was able to take the covers off my relays and manually depress the relay and the blower works.

What was it that fixed your issue in the end?

Any tips in the right direction would be greatly appreciated

Pete

 

Mine did the same, and it ended up being the blower plug-in that had a bit of corrosion. Cleaned it up and it fired right up.