Blower switch location?

I have a 96 Cherokee and the blower has stopped working all together. I spent a lot of time reading through threads before posting this but couldn't find my answer. First thing I tried was to replace the blower motor and that did nothing it would still not spin on any speed. I ordered a blower motor resistor (which I've found the location of) and a blower motor switch. Both will be in tomorrow and hopefully one of them will fix the problem.

My question is where is the blower motor switch located at? My jeep is one of the lower model ones with crank windows, manual locks, and the climate controls are two levers with a wheel that rotates up and down on the left side. I'm not sure if this style climate control has a blower switch or not. I also wanted to note that there is a conector hanging near the resisor that is not plugged into anything and I can't fin where it goes. Any help would be greatly appreciated! I'm trying to get some heat before the big snow storm here in Washington DC tomorrow!

Thanks!

The wheel is the fan switch.

Thats what I was thinking but at the auto parts store they had a part listed so I ordered it just in case, the picture and part is just as the one in the link posted below

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/d...=P1135867996W43b3f85c7ab9e&gan=1&apwid56DLOk2

The part you linked to looks right. Notice the piece that is like a half-moon in between the legs--there are two of those and the "wheel" has two little legs that will ride in the half-moons.

How much was that at the store?
I took a few from the scrap yard, and they only blow on or off, no in between.

it was $25 at Advance Auto Parts

Thanks for the info Joe!

onesic6 said:

it was $25 at Advance Auto Parts

Thanks for the info Joe!

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Git R done!

1988 Cherokoo said:

How much was that at the store?
I took a few from the scrap yard, and they only blow on or off, no in between.

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Does the fan run on high only, with no low speeds? Check out the many "blower motor resistor" threads.

I had the same problem and replaced the switch...still didnt fix it. It ended up being the wires in the harness behind the control mechanism somehow shorted out to the point of melting the plastic harness. easy fix...just cut and splice. not problems since.