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I posted this at the end of the howto thread as well, but I don't think it gets read as much.. Anyway, when I bought the Liberty a couple of years ago, I noticed that the #1 speed either didn't work or was so low it wasn't audible over road noise etc. At the time someone suggested the resistor block, but it was a minor annoyance so I left it. Recently I started using the vehicle more since my wife got a company vehicle supplied to her, and noticed the #4 setting was also not working, and yesterday my wife went to use the vehicle and none of the speeds are working.
I was under the impression that #4 speed should work no matter what if the problem is the resistor block, but I'm thinking if it is a fuse then the #2 and #3 speeds should not have worked either. I don't have an OM with this vehicle, so I'm not sure which fuse to look at - and I ordered a resistor block anyway so I'll put it in when I get a chance.
If it's not the resistor block, any other ideas where to look?
thanks in advance..
I posted this at the end of the howto thread as well, but I don't think it gets read as much.. Anyway, when I bought the Liberty a couple of years ago, I noticed that the #1 speed either didn't work or was so low it wasn't audible over road noise etc. At the time someone suggested the resistor block, but it was a minor annoyance so I left it. Recently I started using the vehicle more since my wife got a company vehicle supplied to her, and noticed the #4 setting was also not working, and yesterday my wife went to use the vehicle and none of the speeds are working.
I was under the impression that #4 speed should work no matter what if the problem is the resistor block, but I'm thinking if it is a fuse then the #2 and #3 speeds should not have worked either. I don't have an OM with this vehicle, so I'm not sure which fuse to look at - and I ordered a resistor block anyway so I'll put it in when I get a chance.
If it's not the resistor block, any other ideas where to look?
thanks in advance..