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Question by deanbean
Submitted on 2/20/2006
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i have a 1989 Plymouth voyager.the blower motor for the heater doesn't work.i suspected a bad switch because you could wiggle it and it would kick on for a few months before it died completely. so i pulled the plug intending to put a jumper wire in the plug to bypass the switch,to my amazement when i tested the wires in the plug,all 4 were hot! is this normal? any ideas or what would cause this? burnt wires somewhere?


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