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Weird A/C Gremlin?

So, the A/C in my '86 was converted to R-134a by a PO. It works very well actually, but the fan works on settings 2-4 only with the A/C on. At setting one, there is no movement, just like on setting 0 or "Off". This isn't normal right? With the heater turned on, setting "1" does work however.

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Old 05-31-2012, 08:29 PM
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should work at all 4 settings with either the heater or a/c on
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So what could it be? Everything about the HVAC works except cooling at setting "1".
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setting 1 on the a/c is very low, tape a small piece of string to the vent, turn on the a/c, and set it to 1 on the fan switch...should see light movement on the string (just a bit more than it moves with the fan off)
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Thanks, I will try that. I have sat there with my hand just feeling for anything and I swear there was no movement, but the string test will be helpful, for sure.
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it has to be some pretty light string, like kite string, or heavy thread. Good Luck
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It's probably the switch, but might be the resistor. Take them apart to clean them, or buy new ones.
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It's probably the switch, but might be the resistor. Take them apart to clean them, or buy new ones.
a 1 hour soak in white vinegar works well for dirty resistors
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Resistor more than likely.

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