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Blower Resistor Mod

From 1987 Ford Bronco “Expendable”, documented by VoltsAndBolts.

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1987 Ford Bronco - Tired old resistor pack, only worked on high speed fan I have added a wire to replace a broken connector. 1987 Ford Bronco - You can see the lower connector tap broke off. The resulting short/open from vibration caused the lower part of the plug to suffer a meltdo… 1987 Ford Bronco - Shot of the Part Number 1987 Ford Bronco - I drilled a 1/8in hole through the socket and added a wire. I soldered the wire to a piece of solid copper bus wire and lopped it around th… 1987 Ford Bronco - I found the thermal fuse was blown too. Thats the gold looking cylinder with the pointed end. You can check it with a meter. 1987 Ford Bronco - I picked this up at Ratshack,(under $2.00) I did not know what the rating on the original part was so I selected one that would blow before… 1987 Ford Bronco - There was an un used crimp location next to the original part, I clip the old part off, stuck in the new and crimped it with pliers. 1987 Ford Bronco - After crimping in one end of the thermal fuse I soldered in the other. Keep as much of the length as you can on this lead to dissipate the… 1987 Ford Bronco - I scuffed up the spot in-between the holes on the support, made a hook in the end of the lead and soldered it on. Then folded the excess le… 1987 Ford Bronco - The plug was toasted so I cut it off and used push on quick connects. Plugged it all in and tested . Now I have all my fan speeds! 1987 Ford Bronco - I secured every thing with ty-wraps and had a beer............or two. If you don't feel comfortable (or know what your doing) working with…