Four Seasons 37258 a/c harness connector for the 2011-2014 Ram 1500 and other vehicles plugs the wiring harness into the HVAC blower motor resistor.
- Application specific design
- Molded plastic construction
- OE style connector
- Quality contacts for proper conductivity
- From a brand with over 50 years of mobile a/c experience
A blower that loses speeds can mean a damaged plug, but the resistor, the blower motor or the wiring may be behind it instead. Look the plug and its wires over with the ignition off before you replace anything.
The 2001-2018 Toyota RAV4 and the 2013-2017 Honda Accord are covered too, along with many other vehicles. If your car isn't named here, look up its year, model and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Specifications
- Design: application specific
- Construction: molded plastic
- Style: OE style connector
Interchange: 902008 · 89046850 · 1712769 · 1713127 · 1713421 · A77258 · MT1739 · SW11728
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
37258, 902008, 89046850, 1712769, 1713127, 1713421, A77258, MT1739, SW11728
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Four Seasons 37258 connector fit a 2011-2014 Ram 1500?
Yes. Four Seasons 37258 fits the 2011-2014 Ram 1500 and the 2013-2017 Honda Accord, among other vehicles. For any other car, look up its year, model and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Is the 37258 blower motor resistor connector made of molded plastic?
Yes. This connector has a molded plastic construction with quality contacts for proper conductivity, and it is an OE style connector with an application specific design.
Does this A/C harness connector come with the blower motor resistor?
No. This listing is the harness connector only. The blower motor resistor is sold separately.
Does Four Seasons 37258 cross-reference to MT1739 or A77258?
Yes. Four Seasons 37258 replaces MT1739 and A77258, along with 902008, 89046850, 1712769, 1713127, 1713421 and SW11728.
How can I spot a worn blower resistor connector?
With the ignition off and the area cool, look for melted, darkened or cracked plastic and corroded contacts at the plug. Blower speeds that cut out can also be a sign.
