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<blockquote data-quote="Guswah" data-source="post: 1045639" data-attributes="member: 76795">A few days ago the heater fan on my 2005 Sport Trac quit.&nbsp; Not the heater core -- it appears to work just fine as evidenced by the heat that&#039;s produced on the highway without a fan to blow it.&nbsp; No, I&#039;m talking about the heater fan alone.I inspected several fuses, but primarily the 15amp #11 since the manual says that it&#039;s the one for the &quot;climate control&quot;.&nbsp; Of course I could see nothing wrong with the fuse and even switched it with another 15-amp fuse, with the same result.&nbsp; Meaning no result when I engage the fan switch.&nbsp;I&#039;m a firm believer that every mechanical problem on a mass-produced vehicle is not unique.&nbsp; Someone else has had the identical problem.&nbsp; Thus I&#039;m wondering whether members might have experienced the same problem.&nbsp; If so, it would be good to hear from you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guswah, post: 1045639, member: 76795"] A few days ago the heater fan on my 2005 Sport Trac quit. Not the heater core -- it appears to work just fine as evidenced by the heat that's produced on the highway without a fan to blow it. No, I'm talking about the heater fan alone. I inspected several fuses, but primarily the 15amp #11 since the manual says that it's the one for the "climate control". Of course I could see nothing wrong with the fuse and even switched it with another 15-amp fuse, with the same result. Meaning no result when I engage the fan switch. I'm a firm believer that every mechanical problem on a mass-produced vehicle is not unique. Someone else has had the identical problem. Thus I'm wondering whether members might have experienced the same problem. If so, it would be good to hear from you. [/QUOTE]

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