my 2000 grand prix lights go off when i tunr on my fan moter 1thr 3

Asked by wadaa Sep 24, 2015 at 12:35 PM about the 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

when i turn my fan motor on my head lights go off when they are on day runners . this only happens when the fan motor is turned on  between 1and 4 . every things works fine when on high or 5

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wadaa does your a/c button light and rear defroster quit at the same time and you can hear a clicking sound coming from the dash when the fan switch is on 1-4 also? I'm having the same problem! All the research I've done points to the ignition switch itself. As long as I have the fan off or on 5 when I crank the car or just turn the key on everything works fine. But if I turn the fan to 1-4 the headlights, rear defroster, a/c button light and the fan itself quit and go off like they have no power at all. Cut the fan back to 5 and hear clicking in dash annnnd everything starts working again.

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Heard clicking ' that when alarm was set off in my 2000 pontiac grand prix" just the battery was too low to actually honk and car locked my keys in the ignition

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