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I have a 2005 honda pilot and the rear blower is not working. I just recently change the resistor for the rear blower and it still does not work. The blower does work when I energize it. Also, when I turn on the AC and remove the resister, with it still connected, and ground it to the metal frame the blower comes on! Any thoughts?
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hi there, I actually happen to own a group on facebook for honda pilot owners and I know a few people in the group have been experiencing a similar issue with this. I believe you’re on the right track for the resistor, I forget exactly what the fix is though so I don’t wanna guess but it is a common problem I know that. I can certainly ask some of the members in my group about this issue and get back to you on what they say. I know Eric has worked on Hondas for many years now and he would probably be able to help you figure out what it is too. If you want you can join my group on facebook it’s called “Honda Pilot Owners” and we’ll definitely be able to help you out should you have any future questions regarding your pilot. Stay Dirty.
Michael Sackstein
The first thing I would check is the fuses. It would suck to go through all that trouble for a blown fuse. In fact, that’s the first place I recommend looking with any electrical issue. More info on solving problems like this here.
http://www.ericthecarguy.com/faq/solving-automotive-electrical-problems
Good luck and keep us posted.
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