2015-2016 F-150 Vehicles – Blower Motor Concerns
Some 2015-2016 F-150 Vehicles may exhibit intermittent blower motor concerns due to low battery voltage.
The low battery voltage causes the blower motor strategy to go into a start-up retry sequence every 5 seconds, then shut down completely.
Cycling the blower motor switch off and on, or cycling the ignition switch off and on would restart the blower motor strategy.
When diagnosing intermittent or faulty blower motor concerns, first ensure the battery is in good condition using the Rotrunda 162-GR1-190 Midtronics battery tester.
Then continue normal diagnosis using the Workshop Manual Section 412-00.
- RUN 3 TESTS WITH 1 DEVICE: Diagnose battery health, charging system performance, and starter motor draw all from one automotive battery tester—no need for separate tools cluttering your bench.
- TEST WITH CONFIDENCE: Safely handle 6V and 12V batteries up to 1,000 CA with a 50-amp 6V load test and a 100-amp 12V load test, so you get accurate readings on nearly any battery you throw at it.
- WORKS ON WHAT YOU DRIVE: Compatible with gas and diesel vehicles, this 6V and 12V battery tester covers motorcycle, ATV, lawn tractor, car, boat, light truck, and RV batteries—one unit for your entire garage.
- READ RESULTS IN SECONDS: A top-mounted rocker switch and a highly visible analog meter make operation simple, giving you quick and clear results while you hold the unit.
- COMPLETE PACKAGE: Includes (1) BT-100 Battery Load Tester and Voltmeter, (1) User Manual
- Test 12-volt batteries from 100-1200 CCA, operating range from 7-15 volts
- Test multiple battery types, including conventional, AGM, gel cell, spiral wound, and deep cycle batteries (with a starting rating)
- LED indication of battery and system pass or fail (as applicable), plus derived reading for the battery tested
- Easy to use--the device guides you through each step in the testing process
- Bright 4-digit LED display is great for bright- or low-light settings
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