Replacing the Blower motor in a 1999 Cadillac Escalade. Do I need to removre the Dash, or is there a simpler way to get this done?

SOURCE: difference between the cadillac escalade and the cadillac esv

the esv is longer 16'', longer wheelbase and 21" in length

Marvin

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• Posted on Oct 16, 2008

SOURCE: 1999 cadillac escalade. Windows, radio,

You most likely have a defective Body Control Module, the dealer can test this and confirm the failure. I do assume all the fuses are ok.

SOURCE: 1999 chrysler minivan- replacing front heater blower motor

I replaced the blower motor on my 98 and no, you don't have to pull the dash. You need to get under the dash so you will be pulling out the glove box. From there you start removing the screws on the blower motor housing (big round plastic piece) and then unhook the electrical connections and then the motor. Before you do all that, what have you done to confirm it's the motor? Does it only blow on one speed? If so, it may not be the motor but an easier fix - the resistor.

Hope you've been doing a few crunches to build up the abdominal muscles as it's a tight fit to get into this area and it takes a few contortions to work in there.

SOURCE: Cadillac Escalade

i had the same problem u need to take off and clean the throttle body and it clears right up

SOURCE: 2001 Dodge Grand Caravan heater blower motor not

The Blower Motor Resistor is located behind the glove box on the dash. Remove the whole glove box to access. The Resistor is mounted against/sort of into the fire wall.
1. Disconnect the negative side of battery.
2. Disconnected the Electrical Connection to the Resistor.
3. Remove the bolts/screws. I believe they have 8mm heads, there should be 2 of them.
4. Replace with new one/Replug electrical connection.
5. Reconnect the negative side last.
6. Test System before putting the glove box back in!
The Blower Motor is easy (compared to $1000) to remove and replace.