the fastest way to find out is to call the dealer and have them send you a diagram ... i doubt that many people actually konw where it is so i'd start with the dealer
It's under the glove compartment. Take off the panel under compartment and it is located on firewall straight ahead. The motor is mounted directly underneath. Mine went also...sucks.
Ya, I had already found it when I posted but I didn't think that was it. Looks nothing like the one in a Chevy Astro. The motor eventually give up too. If anyone is interested, you have to cut the blower motor out with a knife and buy a "Service Kit" from GM to reinstall. That ended up costing me as much as a bone yard motor and resistor! Not too hard though once you figure it all out.
Ya, I had already found it when I posted but I didn't think that was it. Looks nothing like the one in a Chevy Astro. The motor eventually give up too. If anyone is interested, you have to cut the blower motor out with a knife and buy a "Service Kit" from GM to reinstall. That ended up costing me as much as a bone yard motor and resistor! Not too hard though once you figure it all out.
I think my blower went today...I just replaced the resistor yesterday and everything worked on every setting...today I started it and now it blows on no settings....is this the blower motor??? or is there something else that may be causing this problem? Anyone that could help please let me know. Its too damn cold outside to have no blower for my heat!
I bought a used Blower Motor and want to know if that will work since you have to cut out the old one and this one was cut out. Since it is cut out and used, will it work?
It was a used motor I put in and it is still going today. I do have a new resistor that will be going in this weekend as that seems to be going again. You could buy just the ring, back then anyway.
Replacement blower motors come with a necessary trim ring. So if you also got the trim ring you should be in business.
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