Repair Chrysler 300 Heater Control Display and Blower Resistor

This Chrysler 300 came in with fun heater problems - the heater control's display didn't work and the blower itself was iffy. Not what you want in cold Canadian winters.
The solution is a bunch of picky soldering of loose components but if you have a little patience and a steady hand it's doable.

[@joshuabuilds3051]

I ordered a soldering iron and fixed the issue with this video. Thank you.

[@drux59]

Lloyd, thank for sharing your info. I have a 2002 300m I am rebuilding and my panel was out, I knew it was not the controls and I believed it had something to do with the lights. I was just about to buy one on eBay when I saw you video. I tried it and its working fine. thanks again.

[@lloydbrokeit3138]

Excellent! Thanks for letting me know!

[@Tallenn1]

11:34 - glad you told me it was blurry. I thought my eyes had gone wonky again. :-D

[@lloydbrokeit3138]

They did. Partnering with Vision Care in the future!

[@saaaron5213]

Just curious, what was that bottle of liquid that you first dripped onto the solder joints before re-flowing? Was it some sort of liquid flux?

[@peterpeter3415]

Hello! Could you tell me where I can find the ballast resistor in the car! Chrysler 300m 1999year.

[@juancarlosarevalo5526]

Thank you very much for your video, I have a 2007 town country with the same problem but the dashboard is different, I don't know what to do, thanks

[@357RedG]

Do you know how to do a reset on the ATC? I've found 1 video but it was on the manual hvac unit with the knobs

[@lloydbrokeit3138]

Do you mean something like this: www.300mclub.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14443

[@MissKaz7789]

My lights don't work that display the speed, etc on my 300m. Any suggestions?

[@Tallenn1]

Did the heater repair work?

[@lloydbrokeit3138]

Mostly? Buzz 100 fixed it.

[@johneagle7842]

woohoo if you went a little faster folks won't know what your talking about. have a good day.