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Change the bulb, it should be a Two element bulb and One element burned out.

You will need to access both the speed resistor and climate controls for the rear blower motor. Finding the source will not be terrible. Since your symptoms are "Won't turn off and can not change fan speed". There is a short in the high speed ground wire. Unplug the resistor. Did the blower shut off? If not the resistor is ok. Unplug the auxiliary controller then the main controller if there was no change. If unplugging the controllers does not affect the blower then the issue is a shorted ground wire. The blower gets 12 volts from the fuse box and then through a relay. The ground is established through the speed resistor and the climate controls. Any questions please write back.

The 4X4 service light was not on with the original shift motor in place? Is the new shift motor new or used? I can only guess the replacement motor is defective, not correct for your model vehicle or the transfer case has internal damage. I would like to know the Year, Make and Model. Look around and tell me if the transfer case allows the motor to change position. Remove the motor and test by rotating the rod. Will it rotate to other positions? Check for a blown fuse. If this checks out ok then the motor or related wiring could be to blame.

check your antifreeze or thermostat

You didn't say what model but this code is the Transmission Overdrive Solenoid open/shorted. Disconnect the negative battery cable and hold it on the the positive battery terminal for a minute or so then reconnect and see if the code comes back. If it does have the transmission repaired.

The knock sensor is located just below the intake manifold.

fuse Number 2, 40AMP