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Honda CRX Blower Motor Resistor
The Blower Motor Resistor is found in Honda CRX specifically it is used in controlling the speed of the blower motor that provides air within the cabin and at the same time it is heated or cooled. This component provides an added advantage whereby occupant comfort is maintained by controlling the airflow to meet the set temperature. It is possible, through various model years of the Honda CRX, vehicles may employ different designs of Blower Motor Resistor in order to provide adequate control of the blower motor. The first one is the capability to change the electrical resistance in order to regulate the speed of the motor as well as create a personalized climate. Honda CRX may use different types of Blower Motor Resistor and knowing the correct type may require significant amounts of research on the car model.
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Honda CRX Blower Motor Resistor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and install the blower resistor on Honda CRX?A: When replacing any part of the blower resistor assembly, it is necessary to turn off the vehicle and take out the negative screw of the battery. In the event of any complication, the glove box assembly should be taken off. Next on the procedure, unscrew the wire connector of the resistor and also remove the screws holding the resistor. Pop out the blower motor resistor and place in the new resistor and connect the wirings. Last but not least, if the glove box was removed then reinstall it and tighten the screws and reconnect negative battery terminal.
