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  • I bought the part from 1AAuto , watched the youtube video, & 30 minutes later it was fixed. My fan had low air output on 1-4. And  #5 blew ( or didn't blow) whenever it felt like. Now everything works great! Thanks!!!

  • THANK YOU so much for posting step-by-step DIY repair videos for us novices. With winter about here, the heater fan in my 2005 Sierra 1500 (with 88k miles) quit altogether [after the 5th speed setting quit weeks ago] so, I have a feeling, it's the Fan Speed Control Blower Motor Resistor . In Oct. '11, when the Check Engine icon lit up on the dashboard, my Abeloff GMC Dealership charged me $88. to find out the EVAP is leaking and the heater blower speed 5 quit.

  • @organicmaniac You're welcome. We carry the blower motor resistors on our website for your 99-06 Chevy Silverado. Hope this helps, have a great day!

  • Very Helpful Video. Thanks!

  • On a 1996 Silverado, manual AC control, same type as this one is, no fan at all. Same issue or a dead fan?

  • @Nighthawke70 I would check with making sure the fuse is good, and that there's also power to the blower motor resistor and also the blower motor. If you noticed that the speeds began to not work on the AC control that's typically the sign of a resistor going bad. If it just stopped blowing air all together than the blower motor could be the culprit.

  • @1aauto Would you believe that it started to operate again that evening? I checked the fuses and controls, nothing noted that would inhibit it.

  • @Nighthawke70 It could be a loose wire or ground somewhere if it's an intermittent issue.

  • great Youtube channel bro!

  • Would this be the same instructions for a digital control a/c-heater unit on a 2005 Yukon XL Denali???

  • @boominator6464 We currently do not have a video on this vehicle. It may be a similar process.

  • Life saver!!!!!!

  • Nice video, my truck is a 05 gmc p/u is there a way to test resistor and fan motor because I'm not sure which one is on the fritz. Once fan would not work then came on now nada, zilch, nothin.

  • @MrOldFunker You could use a test light to see if there's current going to an from those components.

  • I have a 2003 crewcab with center console .... Will I have to remove the center console ??

  • just wondering if you knew if the back blows air and the front dose not would it still be the blower motor resister?

  • @22matthewlewis That would either be a door actuator issue, or even a loose, disconnected or broke vacuum line. I would check all of the vacuum lines first to see if any have come disconnected.

  • Hey I pulled my glove box on a 1996 chevy c1500.  Now where might it be.

  • What if all EXCEPT high speed work ? Same fix ?

  • @mobius012 Yes then is more than likely is a bad resistor.

  • Used this video to work on a 2006 Chevy Tahoe Z71.

    only real difference was that 2 bolts removed the cover 90% and the resistor was right up front to the right. no other screws or bolts removed. Do be sure when you order your part, know what hole line up yours takes. i got mine for $25 but holes were a little off. For $55 i could get same part with correct holes. I secured it and it works just fine.

    Thanks for the great video!!!

  • @caltex86 If you click on the link in the video, it will take you to the proper blower motor resistor.

  • Thank you!!! This video help me replace this part on my 03 suburban. saved me tons of money

  • i have a problem with my ac..it will blow cold air but after a while ..it will stop blowing cold air!!!

  • First off, THANK YOU! I was quoted for $750 from Chevy just to look at my AC! I just made the change from this video and it works! My only question is I bought the two hole and not the 4 hole (4 hole was about $50 more and the store didnt have any) so I could only use one bolt to put it back in and its not as snug as you would like it to be, but it appears to be working great! am I OK with this or do I need to spend the extra for the 4 hole resistor? Thanks!

  • will this work for a 06 chevy trailblazer?..pretty much same problem as you had

  • @Toasty504 This is usually the problem if you fan does not work on all speeds. The trailblazer may be a little different in getting to the resistor and its' location.

  • my 99 2500 Chevy looks nothing like this.. is there two versions?

  • @txrelichunter This is for the generation shown at the beginning of the video which would be 2000-06 plus 2007 Classic Style for the 2500 and 3500.

  • @1aauto Good info in the vid. I have a 1999 and the location of the fan resistor in behind the glovebox. Took me a long time to locate it but I manage to get it replace and all is well.. Thanks!!

  • How much is that little board?

  • @txrelichunter Please use the link in the description and check our website, Thank You!

  • JUST FINISHED THE JOB AND WITHOUT YOUR VIDEO POST I AM SURE IT WOULD NOT HAVE GONE AS WELL. MANY BLOGS OUT ON HOW TO DO THIS JOB BUT YOUR VIDEO IS A LIFE SAVER. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR WORK.

  • Thank you! Just finished the job on my wife’s 03 Tahoe. The blower only worked on 5 “High”

    Not a hard job! Save your self some cash!

  • @quadty11 thanks for the comment and remember to check out 1A Auto dot com for your parts needs.

  • Can you show how to replace a resistor pack on a 2003 chevy venture . Mine has a problem that the 3 rd position does not work on the blower fan and I was told the resistor pack is going bad but I do not know where it is or how to get to it.

    Thanks great videos

  • @ncrdisabled I don't have a venture right now to do a video. The resistor on your venture is probably located in about the same spot as it is on the truck in this video. The procedure is probably about the same as well.

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