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  1. It sounds like you're closing in on the problem. The blower and stereo should both be on the dash harness, but the wiring for the blower shouldn't have anything to do with the door harness you're messing with. If it's shorting something out enough to take power away from the blower, it should be popping fuses or smoking something else. My guess is that you've got a loose or screwed-up connection in the driver's kick panel area, and moving that door harness is wiggling that bad connection. Looks like there are some body grounds in there as well. I'd give all of that a good look for loose/melted/corroded connections before digging into the whole dash. The Arizona heat may be harder on wiring than what I'm used to, but I'd be surprised if the wiring was brittle and falling apart just from wiggling it. The wiring on my '93 is still entirely usable.
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