1995 Pontiac Sunfire "clicking under dash blower working" Questions

under the dash fuses. The AC compressor is out as told to us by a repair shop. Would they have disconnected anything that would affect the heater? hehehe, well, you THINK you checked the resistor, but

clicking sound coming from under dash on the passenger side so took off the shroud and changed out the blower resistor but still nothing except the same clicking from the resistor. Is it the Blower ..

...clicking under the glove box. The heat was on high and then it stopped working all together. The clicking sounds like a relay type click. It did it several times before but it would always come back ...

clicking noise when I move the front blower control from off to any speed, but no air. This happened 3 times to me. It's a $15 circuit that connects with 2 screws under the dash near the blower. Dodge

clicking sound under hood or anything. fyi, a blower motor module was replaced a while back, and it has a new alternator and interstate battery. I should think that you tested the battery voltage with

...under the passenger side of the dash. There will be a plastic tirm pannel that will need to be removed to gain access to the blower motor.For more info on diagnosing a blower motor that does not work ...

...under the passenger side of the dash. There will be a plastic tirm pannel that will need to be removed to gain access to the blower motor.For more info on diagnosing a blower motor that does not work ...

...under dash bank is good. High speed relay is good and clicks when commanded by control module. resistor has been replaced with known working unit as has been control module. under no condition is ...

clicking sound coming from behind the dash. Used to go away after the car was running for awhile, but now it's constant. I think it's coming from a blower type part? What could it be and how can I fix

dash and changed blower resister There is a relay in the under hood fuse box , blower motor relay .When switched to high it energizes the relay allowing power from the HVAC fuse /30 amp to flow direct