GM Blower Motor Resistor Diagnostics by Wells

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Uploaded by on Dec 28, 2010

http://www.wellsve.com/ This video demonstrates how to read the wiring diagram for a GM vehicle blower motor and use that knowledge to diagnose a failed blower motor resistor.

"The information presented in this program is based on a specific diagnostic case and might not directly apply to the vehicle you are repairing. We do not represent or warrant that the information presented is complete or error free. Please take all safety precautions. We disclaim any and all liability for losses, injuries or damages in connection with your repair."

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  • I have a 2003 chevy venture that the medium fan setting does not work I have been told the resistor is located on the driver side and hard to get to . I am disabled on SSDI and would like to know how to replace it.

    Thanks

  • @ncrdisabled Leave me a message on my channel with your e-mail address and I will send you the instructions.

    Be sure to also leave the year, make, model and engine size.

    Mark Hicks

    Wells Vehicle Electronics

  • That TrailBlazer is a 4.2L? Is it a V-6? My 2000 GMC has the 4.3L high output V-6 witch leads me to believe its a large bore 6.

  • @Michiganborn1969 ... 2001 was the last year for the 4.3 Trailblazer. The 4.2 is a 6 cylinder and they also offered the 5.3 8 cylinder.

    Mark

  • will a blower motor from an olds alero fit on a pontiac sunfire?

  • @zach9802 I honestly have no idea. I suggest contacting a local salvage yard, they should know the answer.

    Mark Hicks

    Wells Vehicle Electronics

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  • @markjhicks

    Thanks Mark for the comment. I never learned to play base but they say if I really want to know how a song is played to try to listen to the base in the song. I've been playing on/off since 1991 but if I take out all the breaks where I didn't play it probably would amount to about 3 solid years lmao.

  • Cool, thanks Mark. I will see you tomorrow morning on the Podcast with. Eric & Rich.

  • @spelunkerd Good to hear ... I am going to work on that STAY TUNED!

    Mark

  • @markjhicks Absolutely, Mark. The theory is what carries the day, ultimately....

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