Fan is not working. No heat to defrost or warm the truck. Checked fuses. They are OK. Help!!!
What a piece of ****! The foreign cars don't have this problem, but buy and american truck that they have been making forever and you'll get a piece of ****. Why? So they can take you to the cleaners and cry when no one wants to buy their product! They know it's bad and they choose not to fix the problem! Good buisness practices! They ****!
There is a recall on the blower motor wire harness for 2006 chevrolet trucks. I took mine to a chevy dealer and had it replaced for free
I had this same problem. What I did to resolve it was to slap the underside of the fan housing (in the passenger floor board) until the blower came back on. The fan/blower housing is that big black box right under the glove compartment. I know that sounds stupid, but I think there is a plug above the blower that is not making a good connection, so when I slapped it upwards it reseated itself and the blower came back on.
I CHECKED POWER TO MY FAN AND RESISTER BY UNPLUGGING THE RESISTER WHICH IS A LITTLE CHIP THAT PLUGS INTO THE BLOWER FAN. I USED A BATTERY CHARGER AND TOUCHED THE PRONGS TO THE E TERMINAL AND ALL OF THE OTHER TERMINALS. E TERMINAL IS THE GROUND AND A,B,C,D,F ARE THE BLOWER SPEEDS. THE FAN SHOULD KICK ON WHEN YOU HIT ANY OF THOSE TERMINALS WITH THE JUMPER CABLE PART OF THE BATTERY CHARGER. I HAD POWER THAT WAY SO I REPLACED THE PLUG AND IT FIXED THE PROBLEM. MAKE SURE TO CHECK FUSES FIRST
I had the same problem, I removed cover under glove box, it has 4 screws holding. it. Then I unpluged the the connector and cleaned it, I aso bent the 3rd pin which goes to black wire and plugged it back up. This corrected the blower not working,it now works in all speeds.
Wiggle the connection that comes from the blower motor and the heater or ac should pop on.
I just slap around under my glove compartmet were the fan looking thing is and my ac came back on somthing is loosen or short maybe
It's usually caused by the blower motor or blower resistor going bad! They were cheap and GM knows of this problem! It effects 2004 - Present trucks! Dealship is the only place to get the new plug-in on the harness! it's usually about $50... The pricely cost is when they have to SOLDER on the new plug-in to aviod the black wire blowing off again! Again, I can't express SOLDER! It's the only way to fix it! and you should REPLACE the blower resistor in case it too was damaged! It may look fine but there really isn't anyway to be 100% sure other then to replace it... I know this is a real pain, but I haven;t heard anything bad after someone has SOLDERED that connection.... Has anyone heard of it going bad after a soldering?
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I did what the above person did and got under the glovebox and wiggled ge connector to the blower, and it started working on all four speeds. thanks for the help, think I will still go to the dealership as it is suppose to be a recall item, I also hear if your unit is working they will not repair this, so I may have to wait for the problem to pop up again. thanks for the help above... Tim
What I have seen is the connector at the blower motor resistor melt from a poor connection. The repair is to replace the blower resistor and the connector to it. This is a common problem and banging on the bottom of the case only gives it a temp connection at best.
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blower does not work and i already checked the fuses
i had to have the plug in the guy was talking about because it melted and i know a couple other people that had to do the same
The fan wont come on with the ac or heater..
so i either freeze or burn up depending on the weather...
can anyone tell me what i can do ?
what plug in are you talking about??? you said it melted?
shake the harness underneath the glove box as others have mentioned it works instantly how ever i called delaer and they said no recal
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