Could possibly be. When working it runs on all three speeds so the rheostat isn't broken but could be dirty. It usually starts running with a good slam of the door. What's involved with getting to the rheostat ?.I will bet that the issue is the rheostat attached to the fan speed lever.
So it's accessed from the engine side after removing the blower ?It’s a real bear. The lever slides across the coils, you can only access it when you pull the whole assembly out. I have tried slipping sand paper between the coils and the lever but nothing much works it seems.
Ok thanks, I'll try squirting some electrical cleaner through the switch panel, might get into the resistor, worth a try.No, it is behind the heater/vent panel, the fan speed lever slides across the coils making it a rheostat of sorts. Once you see it you realize there is no other replacement.
I agree, best to keep it intact, but thanks anyway.I have an entire heater assembly I posted. Could possibly I suppose part it out. Be a shame tho.