1998 Buick Century w/ manual control, smelled burning odor and blower motor quit working. Control Module?

SOURCE: Blower motor resistor

I believe it's behind the glove box. Once you remove the glove box it's easy to get to. Hope this helps.

honeymokey

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• Posted on May 17, 2009

SOURCE: location of blower motor control module

Its just above the blower motor on passenger side on housing. Goes in from the top side hidden, by cover on firewall.

SOURCE: 2004 Lesabre Blower Control Module Replacement - help moving DIM

First their is a blower motor resistor near the blower motor it controls and regulates the power going to the blower motor. This needs to be changed with the blower motor. If it was me and you want to fix your self with out taking to a shop I would change the blower motor and resistor. If this doest fix the problem you can return the items to your part store.One thing you can do is locate the resistor you will see the wires large ground and large power wires along with reg wires check to make sure it has power going to it on I believe 2 wires large power and small power wires if it does have power check other wires as you turn the fan high to low and see if anything. if you have power going to the resistor change them both. If this doesnt work and you still want to fix the modual should have 4 torx or 4 small metric bolts like 5.5 or 7mm remove them lift mod off. Just replacing most people do not recalibrate. At like GM they can put it on a scanner and check the operation of each part and they also reclibrate with the "Tech 2 scanner" . but first check the resistor for power if it has power change the resistor and blower motor

SOURCE: Blower motor vent selection switch not working

the hvac selector switch in the dash may be the problem.You need to remove the switch and look at the connector on the back of switch,see if there are any burnt wires at the connector or switch.It's all electronic and the switches have been known to burn out on this and other model.