this is in debbys 96 astro stock, i went through the whole circut today to find out why her blower motor quit working ,only to find the motor was shot . after i replaced it i also noticed that it only works on medium . no high no low speeds at all. there is an electrical connector below the motor & behind the washer bottle & engine coolant bottle that the fan connection comes from .i believe thats where my problem is but can't be 100% sure. i am willing to replace it to find out , if i knew what to call it when i go to the parts store !!!!
the only thing i'm seeing in the wiring diagrams is a resistor , but thats not what this looks like , theres to many wires coming from it . anybody with an idea , or know what i'm talking about ?????
an electrical problem in my heat/ac circut
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Re: an electrical problem in my heat/ac circut
thanx anyways guys , i found it . its a blower motor relay & resistor pack .
autozone part # DR779
http://www.autozone.com/Ntt,dr779/shopp ... esults.htm
on a side note .....can you friggin believe that the control panel with the 3 switches is all 1 piece & has to be replaced that way ???? unreal... i can imagine what that baby goes for !!!
autozone part # DR779
http://www.autozone.com/Ntt,dr779/shopp ... esults.htm
on a side note .....can you friggin believe that the control panel with the 3 switches is all 1 piece & has to be replaced that way ???? unreal... i can imagine what that baby goes for !!!
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Re: an electrical problem in my heat/ac circut
I had a similar problem and it was caused by the plastic selector switch cover that had cracked along the post. It looked fine, felt fine, but would not change the blower speeds. I spent a lot of time looking for the problem, only to find a very inexpensive switch handle would fix it.
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1997 GMC Safari RWD, Power Windows and Locks, 7 passenger, a/c, rear heat
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