Part numbers needed...

[charlesw1970]

I have a '99 Malibu that I'm have an issue with the blinkers not working and the a/c fan not working on setting 1 or 2. I have read several listing on what is causing these problems, but does anyone know the part numbers and where exactly they are located in the car?

[e2helper]

So you know that the problems are likely the Hazard Switch and Blower Motor Resistor? The turn signal "blinker" problem is likely this part but probably would have to do a bit more checking to be sure (do both left and right turn not work? Do the 4-way blinkers also not work?)

Both of these parts are part are inside vehicle part of instrument panel assembly. Both are not the easiest parts to access.

http://www.geocities.com/raj380/mali...erresistor.pdf

The second drawing of blower resistor shows it really well but it is from a weird perspective upside down. I put an arrow to show front of vehicle.

Actually the Hazard switch had a recall for some 2000/2001 model vehicles but not the 1999. I think you could only get that part at a dealer. The blower resistor is available other places from what I have read but I don't really know specific part numbers you would need, sorry.

[BeatnikTermite]

Check out this other thread for the basic instructions for the Blower Motor Resistor:

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=199000

The part number is not necessary. Just go to CarQuest (and I think Napa) and ask for the Blower Motor Resistor. This is a common problem with 97-03 Chevys, Olds, and Pontiac. The parts guy will know.

The one you need to take out is green, about 2 inches by three inches, and is a small computer board. The one you need to put in (improved part) is about three inches by 4 inches and has a black coating over the whole green "chip."

The whole job should not be more than $20 and an hour.