Erratic a/c fan speed problem RX300
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Erratic a/c fan speed problem RX300
The a/c fan speed on my wife's RX300 is very erratic. The fan speed adjusts itself for no reason at all. We can turn the unit on and off and gain some controll but, it always seems to adjust erratically by itself again shortly thereafter. I read in one post that it might be the Blower motor control module or the resistor. Any ideas would be appreciated and also where to locate these patrts on the vehicle.
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Code,actually their is a way to diagnose the a/c,heat computer. If the system detects a problem,it will put up codes on the display. I think you have to turn the key on,pres and hold the auto/and recirc button (at the same time) and it will diagnose itself.As bob hesse would sayretty cool huh?
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It`s on the board here somewhere,I cant find it now.Now wait,try this:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx3...+trouble+codes
Looks like you press and hold as you turn the key on.I did this once,it does work.
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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx3...+trouble+codes
Looks like you press and hold as you turn the key on.I did this once,it does work.
Ryan
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I tried the press and hold then turn key technique and that worked. The only code I got was a 21 "solar sensor circuit" but after reading the posts I concluded that I got that code because I was inside my garage. It's dark outside now so there's no way to verify that there is a problem there. The unit also did a self diagnostic test and everything seemed to check out fine. Any ideas??
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if i`m not mistaken,Code 21 is normal,meaning everything is working as it should(with the electronics anyway).Maybe your fan motor,or relay is going bad.
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I read in some posts that it might be the resister. Where is the fan motor resister and how would I go about testing it? Or if it's the relay where's the relay?
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