The blower motor wasn't working on any speed. I removed and tested the speed resistor, voltage to the blower motor and removed the blower motor. 1999-2006 Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra..
Your video really helped me fix my blower motor issue! Apparently a mouse had made its way in the blower fan. The only part missing from your video was the back screw from the cover. This is probably the portion, like me, where I said several words children should not hear lol. Who ever designed and placed that back screw should be forbidden from vehicle design ;)
What did you use to get to that back screw? I haven't started my disassembly yet but my 2008 Avalanche isn't blowing...any advice further than on this helpful video is appreciated ✌️🤠👍
I no longer have my 99 silverado or the manual (for the wiring diagrams). If I remember correctly, it could be the fan control switch. You could check for voltage at the blower motor, the switch and the resistor pack.
What did you use to get to that back screw? I haven't started my disassembly yet but my 2008 Avalanche isn't blowing...any advice further than on this helpful video is appreciated ✌️🤠👍
I have a 2001 Silverado. I switch the knobs for the AC to 1-5 but nothing blows out. Could this be the blower motor? I tried changing out the resistor thinking that it had gone bad but still no luck. No air. What do you think?
It should be the blower motor. In my 99, the resistor pack is only used on 1-4. The high fan setting is straight through. You can check for voltage at the plug where it connects to the blower motor. You should also check the fuse if you haven't already.
I tested the blower motor plug and it was showing 12 v but still wouldnt run...then i changed the resistor and it then ran for about a week then went out...what do you think is going on?..i haven't replaced the 7 pin pigtail that plugs into the resistor and it looks like at one time had got hot.
joezomby1 Where would you look ,down at the blower? My brother says it’s up in the dash where you control fan speed. Everything on CZcams is under passenger side under dash.
EXCELLENT VIDEO. My problem was a short in the wiring. This demonstration got me to the source. Thank you
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Your video really helped me fix my blower motor issue! Apparently a mouse had made its way in the blower fan. The only part missing from your video was the back screw from the cover. This is probably the portion, like me, where I said several words children should not hear lol. Who ever designed and placed that back screw should be forbidden from vehicle design ;)
I'm happy my video helped you. Thanks for watching.
What did you use to get to that back screw? I haven't started my disassembly yet but my 2008 Avalanche isn't blowing...any advice further than on this helpful video is appreciated ✌️🤠👍
I used a socket connected to a 2 inch extension, the ratchet wouldn't fit.
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how did the mouse get in there??
excellent video for someone who loves details. I love details.
Thank you!
Your very calm about this. I was so mad at my blower motor in my 04 suburban.
Great video n good job on the details on the task thanx
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Go Steelers, thanks for video
Perfect video, well done and thanks
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informative video.Thank you!
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Thank you my dad's truck only works on high
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thank you for the great vid it was very helpful
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YW the job was easy as eating 🥧
great video. thank you.... but at first i thought you Bob Ross the happy painter. haha.
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Thought Bob Ross soon as I heard the voice! Good video!!
Thank you!
i replaced the blower motor and it still does not work on either setting 1-5. i checked all fuses and no luck what do u think it could be?
I no longer have my 99 silverado or the manual (for the wiring diagrams). If I remember correctly, it could be the fan control switch. You could check for voltage at the blower motor, the switch and the resistor pack.
What did you use to get to that back screw? I haven't started my disassembly yet but my 2008 Avalanche isn't blowing...any advice further than on this helpful video is appreciated ✌️🤠👍
Thanks for the detailed info. My blower motor burned up and smoked when it went out. No doubt what was bad. Lol
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Great video
Thank you
I have a 2001 Silverado. I switch the knobs for the AC to 1-5 but nothing blows out. Could this be the blower motor? I tried changing out the resistor thinking that it had gone bad but still no luck. No air. What do you think?
It should be the blower motor. In my 99, the resistor pack is only used on 1-4. The high fan setting is straight through. You can check for voltage at the plug where it connects to the blower motor. You should also check the fuse if you haven't already.
Most helpful, thanks
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Thanks for sharing.
Did you use an OEM blower motor or an aftermarket one? Reviewers have said aftermarket blower motors are very loud.
I don't recall, it was the only one the parts store had in stock.
Buy do they work?
Very useful thank you
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Excellent thanks
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I tested the blower motor plug and it was showing 12 v but still wouldnt run...then i changed the resistor and it then ran for about a week then went out...what do you think is going on?..i haven't replaced the 7 pin pigtail that plugs into the resistor and it looks like at one time had got hot.
Great video bro!
Thank you
@@joezomby1 any other Silverado related videos? I have an 04 Silverado and 04 Escalade.
Mine works if you hit a big bump. Any ideas?
Sounds like a loose connection.
joezomby1 Where would you look ,down at the blower? My brother says it’s up in the dash where you control fan speed. Everything on CZcams is under passenger side under dash.
The easiest place to check is the power connection at the blower, then the resistor pack, then the fan speed switch.
joezomby1 Thanks for reply,he thought tapping dash on left side of fan control made it run. Might be coincident with a bump.
Sounds like you already have it figured out.
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