Where is the heater blower motor located in a 95 subaru legacy

Are you saying the blower motor is not blowing any air? Check for power right at the blower motor first.

Hey Tbird,here's a link to the blower motor,right by the blower motor is the blower motor resistor,you might want to check this first,if they go out then blower motor won't work,you can straight wire blower to see if works,if it doesn't then try resister,here's what it looks like.

try blower motor resistor

blower motors are regulated by group of resistors that cause the voltage to reduce at different amounts resulting in high to low speeds on the fan. When this fails the motors goes to high speed all the time. These are not expensive or hard to replace. Usually a plug connector and a couple of screws and around $25 will do it. These are located under the dash in the main body of the heater as they rely on air blowing over them to reduce the heat created by the resistance. the side opposite the connector will look like sifferent sizes of wire wound much like a spring to create resistance and slow the blower motor down. Once you have this out you can go to a parts store and ask for a replacement one. good luck

The heater blower motor is located under the dash on the passenger side.

do you have battery power will the car turn over
there is a set of fuses in the engine compartment check these as many cars have a system that allows the car to run till the battery dies check your alternator

yes that is correct, remove glovebox , metal bracket in front ( mark which way round this bracket goes it will go back wrong and glove box wont fit ) , unplug electrical plug from heater motor, unscrew 3 bolts/screws from motor replace in reverse..30 min tops..

there is a resistor located under the dash which controls the settings for the fan if this has overloaded or blown up the blower motor wont work

You could have a blown fuse, bad relay, bad blower motor resistor pack, or just a bad blower motor. Start with checking your fuse to make sure you have power to you blower motor.

I had the same problem and Ia m working to resolve it.
You need to remove the blover under the glove box it's very easy to remove. 1) remove the glove box, 2) the metalic suport that it's hold by 4 screws and finally remove the 3 screws that holds the blower. Take it off and remove the coverplate of the motor ( 2 screws) and
check the brushes. In my case they were worn out. So you need to buy a new motor with the blower aprox $50 or try to replace the brushes.