My cabin blower just died. No air flowing. There are no warnings on the screen, and the fuse is fine.
I turn on the AC and I can hear the compressor spin up, then shut down after 20-30 seconds because there is no air moving across the coils.
So, unless this is a "marketing" tool, as it happened at the EXACT SAME TIME that my "service due" reached zero days, I need to R&R it. So I am considering my options to dig in and replace the unit myself.
Can anyone offer advice?
-Scotty
I turn on the AC and I can hear the compressor spin up, then shut down after 20-30 seconds because there is no air moving across the coils.
So, unless this is a "marketing" tool, as it happened at the EXACT SAME TIME that my "service due" reached zero days, I need to R&R it. So I am considering my options to dig in and replace the unit myself.
Can anyone offer advice?
-Scotty