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I have a 2003 GMC Envoy and my issue is when I shut the blower off it still ... Can this issue also be remedied ...
You have three possible things left, check fuse #35 in the underhood fuse panel, wiring harness going to resistor pack (look for burnt wires or melted connector), or a bad blower motor.
The blower motor resistor needs replaced.Would also check the harnesses going to the resistor and blower motor for signs on melted wiring or poor connection.You may also need new pigtails if there is evidence of of wiring damage.
Yes,it is the blower resister,it controls all the speeds to the blower motor,it is located near the blower motor,and it might have a wire harness that is burned up too,replace it,and the wire harness,and the blower motor,the blower motor is what causes the resister to fail,it draws too many amps,even though it might sound good,and run fine,it is requiring to many amps to run it.If this was at all helpful,please rate,thank you.
Blower motor resister,but shouldn't kill the car.It is mounted under the dash on the passinger side next to the blower motor.All is incased in a plastic cover.You should only have to remove the front screws to get to it.Well good luck and hope this helps.
Your looking for the blower resistor. Its on the passenger side under the dash. Two of the wires go the the blower motor. The wire connector and the resistor can burn or corrode. The replacement is easy two screws hold the resistor in and the connector can be replace with **** connectors.
Sounds like the blower motor resister to me this piece controls the speeds of the blower motor it should be close to the blower motor on the passenger side it should have wires going to the blower motor very easy to replace.
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