When the jeep first arrived in our driveway, the previous owners, Jen and Michael, we were told that the end sway bar links needed to be changed. Along with the blower motor, but I'll get to that later. So when we took it in, we got it jacked up and ready to be looked at. after everything was taken apart we found that the links had broken from the top(ball joints had seperated). so my dad, Doug Cooper bought the link they were shortly changed. actually the left sway bar link was changed onApril,27th,2010,and the right sway bar link was changed on May,8th,2011. (just kidding it was changed in 2010)
Photo #1- That's me Jason Cooper =)
After that wa
s done (thank god) we decided to diagnose the blower moter because none of the speeds were working. When we tested the voltage they all had zero accept for high and that only gave us 3.5 volts out of 12.So we ripped apart the dash destroying the entire jeep and then we blew it up(na, we took it apart carefully and set the peices aside. We tested all the switches and they all worked.(hmmmm) After a bunch of theries we came with the assumption that it must be the blower motor resister. we took our tools and pulled it out and that is what it looks like
.After we bought the new one we replaced them on May,10th,2010.
s done (thank god) we decided to diagnose the blower moter because none of the speeds were working. When we tested the voltage they all had zero accept for high and that only gave us 3.5 volts out of 12.So we ripped apart the dash destroying the entire jeep and then we blew it up(na, we took it apart carefully and set the peices aside. We tested all the switches and they all worked.(hmmmm) After a bunch of theries we came with the assumption that it must be the blower motor resister. we took our tools and pulled it out and that is what it looks like
.After we bought the new one we replaced them on May,10th,2010.Photo #2-looks kinda messy doesn't it
(it's all my dad fault)
Photo #3-The one on the left is the old nasty one we replaced I mean took off and the one on the right is the clean nice looking one we really replaced.
Photo #4-Here I am testing the new blow
er motor resister to see if it works because you never know,it might be broken too.
er motor resister to see if it works because you never know,it might be broken too.
you should mention that you're only 13!!! that is impressive stuff, working on an automotive vehicle and actually knowing what the heck sway bars and blower motors are!!!!
ReplyDeleteGood on ya!
love, mom