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1999 Silverado Heater Blower not working
Fan was making a noise when first switched on then it would quiet down.
Now I have no Blower/Fan on any setting. Any suggestions what to try. |
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Re: 1999 Silverado Heater Blower not working
Try a new blower motor...that screeching sound is the motor bearings giving up. Pretty simple. Also check that you're getting power to the blower...and check the blower fuse, since a seized motor will cause a high draw on that power circuit.
Good luck!
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Re: 1999 Silverado Heater Blower not working
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let us know whats up...it could also be debris causing this...check that the cabin filter if so equipt is clean...... |
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Re: 1999 Silverado Heater Blower not working
Under Passenger kickpanel is the blower and blower resistor which increases voltage to blower for high speed nad decreases for lower speed, seems its common for these to burn out causing no power to get to blower! Check for power going into resistor pack. If none and fuse is good its more than likely your HVAC cotroller.
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