It WAS worth making the video, helped out a lot! I was watching another video on TJ blower resistor replacement & after several WTF moments, realized not all TJs are the same! Mine's a '99, and your video was what I needed! Thanks!

NEVER think you're not helping just because your video seems to simple. I had the same problem with my 2000 TJ and your video was great! I'm not mechanically inclined at all, but with help from kind people like you, we "the challenged" can DIY too! Thanks for your assist, fan is back blowing on all speeds!

Thank you for the great video. I appreciate how you are to the point with no bullshit introductions or music.

It was worth making the video! It's the only one I found that worked for my '99 TJ. I'm a novice ,so if it doesn't look the same in my car as it does in the video, I'm lost. Yours explained why all the other videos had direct access, but I faced a wall of black plastic! Thanks!

While the repair is very straightforward, you saved me the search... in the cold. Thanks!!

It may seem like a trivial video to you but it helps us others that have racked our brains trying to troubleshoot our own Jeep issues. Thx for the video

Thanks for this video. This helped a lot. Replaced mine in about 20 mins from start to finish. And my resistor looked about the same.

Thanks for your video. I would have not attempted this myself until I saw your video. I did exactly what you said and now all my fan speeds work!

Changed out mine and without his video I wouldn't have been able to do it.

Thanks for making this video. I ordered the resistor pack from Amazon.com. Upon receiving the resistor pack, I found a video that showed replacing the exact same part as what I received. However, mine was not located where video showed. Ended up coming across you excellent video and showed where mine was located and that the part Amazon sent me was wrong. Don't not make videos just because others are out there. You stopped my frustration. Now hopefully mine is bad. Thanks again.

Thanks for posting this - I checked the Haynes manual and other sites and could not find the location of the resistor - your video was a huge help - Thanks !

Thanks for the awesome DIY vid. Had to replace the resistor for my '06 TJ. It was easy but a pain in the ass! Cheers!

Thanks for taking the time to do the video. Very simple and straight forward!

Thank you for taking the time to create this instructional video! It MOST certainly was very helpful to ME! and from this moment 29,791 views/people have been helped.

Thanks for sharing. Nice straightforward instructional without all the fluff!

omg so worth it man! thanks alot! gonna go do it right now on my 01, can't wait to change it and get the dirt out...,cheers from Canada! :)

Thanks for the video, I’m about to dig into mine. -5F and you find all of the issues!

this was a great help thought i had the wrong 1 because other videos show a black box after i seen this went at it and now have all heater speeds thanks a lot for this video

Thanks for making the video, going outside too do mine now, just got back from the auto parts store.

Thanks for sharing. It was worth doing. Simple job, yes. But, watching it done makes it easier going in. Thanks for taking the time and uploading.

I know we've never met, but I love you! There is nothing worse than feeling like a dumb girl and having to ask for help. With your video I ask no one and fix it myself! Thank you!

Thanks helped alot... One thing is to vacuum the place that the resistor was seating in, lots of stuff inside. Thanks again

Thank you for the video. It is very much appreciated. Probably saved me a hundred or better!

I appreciate you making this. My 2001 is doing the same thing.

Thanks for the video! Helped a lot!

It was worth it to make this video. thank you!

Thanx mahnly! Great 'regular guy' vid. I agree it's an easy fix & stuff, but it saves me a climb-up knowing I need to bring down a 5/16"socket or wrench. ;) I've put this fix off a few months & now even the "high" setting doesn't work. No fan @ all. Hope I didn't do more damage by procrastinating...

Thanks for the great info. It helped a lot.

Thanks, Thanks, can't say more or any better than previous posts, studied your video and went out and did it, wass somewhat hard for this old man to wad up under that dash to to the screws ....

Thanks for the video. I bought one today and put it in, however the blower still doesn't work. I also changed the blower switch still nothing. Any advice?

I'm wondering if you have a video on how to change a fuel filter on an 06 tj?

Thanks for the video.. Well worth the time.

Keep doing it anyway bud that helped and thanks.

is the blower motor located in the black box beside the reisiter?

What's the metal can thing on the right of the resistor?

thanks it helped me.

I have a question my jeep doesn't throw hot are only cold

Thanks, that helps!

thanks it help me

thank u

My unit was rusted it only work on hi. I purchase a new one on ebay and now it doesn't work please help.

thank helped alot

Simple, yes, but well worth it. I would have never know. THX.

I have the 3 pin connecter melted If you dont fix this theres going to be another problem later on

Change the blower!

i used my cursor to scroll through the four and a half minute video to figure out what to do in 15 seconds. compress these tutorials man!