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glenn brown Posted on Nov 22, 2016
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Why does my blower continue to run in my 2004 chevy impala when i turn my car off?

The fan blower always blows on high and it only blows out cold air. Np heat in the winter and no a/c in the summer. 2004 chevy impala

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Sounds like you have a shorted power wire to ground in your heater circuit.

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  • glenn brown Nov 22, 2016

    Would you advise taking the vehicle to an electrical wiring mechanic shop ? Or do tou hink its something you can do yourself ?

  •  SeabeeMechanic
    SeabeeMechanic Nov 22, 2016

    I'm a mechanic by trade and can repair. Electrical is one of a few detailed oriented jobs in any vehicle. Specially now that electronics has come a long way.

    If you have an understanding of how electricity works, and know your way around troubleshooting, go for it. If not, best you take it to a repair shop.

  • glenn brown Nov 22, 2016

    Thanks for the honesty and advis, Seebee Mechanic

  •  SeabeeMechanic
    SeabeeMechanic Nov 22, 2016

    If you know how to disassemble your dashboard, where your heater switch is, try replacing it. If you go to a few online sites, you may find one for a reasonable price. If you are in the US, try a local junk yard. Or on line to rockauto.com and partsgeek.com or 1aauto.com

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