Drivers can regulate cabin airflow with Bobcat Blower Control Switches by selecting fan speeds that quickly respond to heating or cooling demands. Following the opening of a switch, it allows a fixed resistor to feed the blower motor different voltage steps. The blower motor, therefore, receives a lower voltage when it turns so that it can turn at low, medium, or high settings. When moved, the Blower Control Switches control the amount of conditioned air the HVAC system pushes out through the dash vents to stabilize the temperature in a matter of seconds. Irrespective of the fact that the shape of the Blower Control Switches may have changed over the years, one thing is for sure. Their electrical logic will be the same, and therefore, they will give identical results. All early cars applied simple three-slot slider Blower Control Switches; however, later on, they introduced a compact rotary dial design with the addition of an off position. The unit plugs directly into the factory harness with no modifications as Mercury designed it around the Bobcat dashboard layout. With daily use, wiring does not put stress on Mercury owners' wiring and allows for constant airflow throughout the year. Bobcat drivers can restore full operation with replacement Blower Control Switches sized to original specifications. For the factory fit and feel on any Bobcat, always choose genuine Mercury Blower Control Switches.
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