prob with heater speeds
scrapdaddy
11-03-2006, 10:43 PM
i have a 2002 gmc sierra and am having problems with my heater speeds
speed 1 doesnt work at all but the light comes on
speed 2-4 work
speed 5 doesnt seem to blow as hard as it should speed 5 feels like speed 3 or 4
any ideas what the problem would be maybe the switch or the heater motor?
speed 1 doesnt work at all but the light comes on
speed 2-4 work
speed 5 doesnt seem to blow as hard as it should speed 5 feels like speed 3 or 4
any ideas what the problem would be maybe the switch or the heater motor?
16th hippy
11-03-2006, 11:05 PM
under the dash on passenger side is the blower motor resistor....pretty close to the blower motor itself. is a 2 wire connector going from resistor to motor.
don't pull that plug, but pull the plug on the resistor itself(5 wires or so if i remember right). if ANY of the terminals/plastic on the connector is melted, replace the connector. remove the resistor and check for same melting on pins/plastic. if melted in any way, replace it too. common problem on GM trucks....some cars too
don't pull that plug, but pull the plug on the resistor itself(5 wires or so if i remember right). if ANY of the terminals/plastic on the connector is melted, replace the connector. remove the resistor and check for same melting on pins/plastic. if melted in any way, replace it too. common problem on GM trucks....some cars too
Sonny01
11-04-2006, 05:55 AM
The good news is that the resistor pack is under $25.00 and except for it being hard to get to all the screws to lower the heating ductwork it's a pretty easy job.
cyrax122
08-26-2008, 10:29 AM
Actually The resistor pack in my 2004 was $55.00 @ dealer
FrankB43015
09-01-2008, 07:30 AM
It's an easy fix... and don't forget to change your cabin filters while you're in there.:icon16:
Sonny01
09-01-2008, 08:51 AM
Since this post is a couple years old it's probably been fixed... :-)
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