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Heater/ A/C Blower motor works intermittently

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2015 Jeep Cherokee Latitude 3.2L / 40k miles

Heater / A/C blower motor works intermittently. When the vehicle is started it either works or it does not. Sometimes after driving a while the blower will start working. When it is not working, it will not work on any fan level setting or heat/vent/ a/c setting. Also when it is not working a periodic faint clicking sound can be heard from the passenger footwell area. I assume the blower motor and blower motor power pack is located in this area. When it works it functions without issue.

This appears to be an issue with older cherokee and grand cherokee models.

My thought process based on the issues with the older cherokees would be blower motor power pack. It seems to be electronic in nature due to the facts the blower works fine sometimes and other times it does not.

Any thoughts on this would be appreciated
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Has anyone come to a solution on this issue? My 2014 TH just started with all of these symtoms after no issues in the past whatsoever. Currently have 76k on the odometer. Started noticing the blower alternating from low to high on a trip back from Mammoth and now it slowly cycles off completely after running for 10-15 minutes or so. Like others in the thread have mentioned, when it's running its cold air but then slowly shuts down.
Has anyone come to a solution on this issue? My 2014 TH just started with all of these symtoms after no issues in the past whatsoever. Currently have 76k on the odometer. Started noticing the blower alternating from low to high on a trip back from Mammoth and now it slowly cycles off completely after running for 10-15 minutes or so. Like others in the thread have mentioned, when it's running its cold air but then slowly shuts down.
So took my truck to the dealer earlier this week and sure enough I had a blown blower motor and module needed to be replaced. They also had an update to the HVAC computer software that was taken care of. Unfortunately it set me back $660.00 but in the California desert we thrive on our AC so I had to bite the bullet.
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