So far I just removed the glovebox the fan blower motor...
Check to see if blower is working by running 12v to it. If that works check if your heat/ac controls are working by looking at the area where the flaps are and turning the knobs/buttons. You should hear the flaps move or see the pins of the flaps turn. See if your heater core is working. Should be hot as coolant from engine passes through it.
SOURCE: Heater blower motor fan on 2006 Nissan Altima making noise
yes it should be on the passenger side under the dash
SOURCE: heater blower not working
Very common fault was the blower regulator fails (blower resistor)
SOURCE: Honda Civic heater / blower noise.
you need to remove your glove box assy.(beleave only 2 screws and pivot clips) make sure its not anything from glove box that has slipped behind. once box is out uf way you can access easier the blower motor assy. it actually attaches into blower box from bottom side. when looking at you will find three screw/bolts fastening motor to casing. remove those and then slowly lower motor and fan cage(attached to motor shaft) out from housing. sometimes it takes a little convincing to come out but not real tough. once out you most likely find the object causing noise in fan cage or resting up on lip area of housing unit. once found install in reverse order. let me know if this helps or if we need to dig a little deeper into! good luck!
joel
SOURCE: 99 Nissan Altima blower fan works only on highest setting (#4)
Resistor switch. The rotary switch on the dash is very, very uncommon. It is also not the blower, because it works.
Testimonial: "Thanks for the help, it was the resister assembly like you suggested."
SOURCE: Replace heater blower motor on 1992 subaru legacy
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..
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