96 OLDS Ninety Eight A/C doesn't work

[Flplaydoh]

from the trunk, over the spare, I found a "service parts identification" list that I can't figure out. 3-digit codes. what ones would be for the BCM?
I'd try & find it, then pull it out, but, no more jumping the gun for us.
thanks again.

[HotZ28]

If you still have the replacement blower motor installed, do the same test as discussed previously. Be sure to ground the motor and supply 12v to the blower motor terminal, where the purple wire connects.

There is not an SPID (RPO) code for the blower control module, the SPID describes the type of A/C system. The most common RPO codes for ACC system are:
CJ2....HVAC SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONER FRT, AUTO TEMP CONT
C67....HVAC SYSTEM, AIR CONDITIONER FRT ELECTRONIC CONTROLS
Look for CJ2.

[Flplaydoh]

Sorry but my brother thought that the blower was the problem. Where exactly is the module located and what does it look like?

[Flplaydoh]

I removed it and it is a 3 pin and 1 pin.....

Where can we order it and get it in a good time and good price, cause my driver is freezing.. LOL LOL LOL

[HotZ28]

You have a PM with instructions on how to order.

[Flplaydoh]

You are the man! I just got the module and installed it then the A/C blew like it was new.

After spending all that money on going to Wilson's Auto here in Jax, NC and then the Moore Buick people and neither of them knowing what the problem was and saying that they would have to either order new parts i.e... (programer, $1,000 or Control Head, $400)

You fixed it for me by simple troubleshooting!

THANX!!!!!!

[HotZ28]

Cyber troubleshooting depends on detailed feedback to questions asked and follow-up to advise given. You and your brother were the key to success here. Many people will not follow simple troubleshooting techniques or advice given; so therefore, they end up paying the big bucks to a garage & dealer part changers!

BTW, did you get the control module from the vendor I suggested & did you get DTC 1441 resolved?