Blower Motor Control Unit
White_Beast98
10-05-2004, 04:55 PM
Does anyone have an extra Blower motor control Unit? The location is under the glove box next to the actual blower motor. The Unit will not turn the blower motor on unless it is opporational. Please let me know were to find this part because winter is around the corner and I NEED DEFROST...
ALESCI
02-02-2008, 06:43 PM
frank Here I Just Did The Same Thing On My 98 Blower Stopped Working So I Took The Blower Out And Tested It Worked Fine So I Knew It Had To Be The Blower Module I Found One For 35.00 At A Place Called Morads Parts Located Off West 140 Cleveland Ohio They Check All This Stuff Before They Tear Everything Apart They Buy Cars From Ins Companies Strip Everything Down And It Goes On Ebay. It Has A 90 Day Warr With It Hope This Can Save You Some Bucks
BNaylor
02-03-2008, 10:26 AM
ALESCI,
Sorry but please check the date and do not resurrect old threads. Any over 3 months unless you are the OP providing an update or what resolved the issue or per guidelines below. This thread is closed.
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Sorry but please check the date and do not resurrect old threads. Any over 3 months unless you are the OP providing an update or what resolved the issue or per guidelines below. This thread is closed.
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