blower fan not working
#16
Lead Lap
Glad that you got it working again. Let us know if you find the original source/root of the problem. I too suspect that the vehicle has been flooded in the past.
#17
Lexus Test Driver
I hope you didn’t end up with a flooded car!
do a google search on the VIN to find out if it was on a salvage auction.
not sure how long you owned the car...that is an odd problem.
do a google search on the VIN to find out if it was on a salvage auction.
not sure how long you owned the car...that is an odd problem.
#19
Moderator
Well it does look like substantial water damage to the junction block. I’m wondering if the driver’s side block is in the same condition but just hasn’t failed. Probably deserves an inspection too. Have you had problem with the seat motors?
#21
Pole Position
You can get some electronics cleaner and spray it on the block to see if it will help.
This is the kind I usually use,
But they also have this more expensive brand which seems better
The blower MAY be the FIRST piece to be effected, so a contact cleaner is something good to have on hand.
This is the kind I usually use,
But they also have this more expensive brand which seems better
The blower MAY be the FIRST piece to be effected, so a contact cleaner is something good to have on hand.
#22
Pole Position
Did I read somewhere the SC has a condensation hose that sometimes leaks inside the cabin, or was that another car?
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