I have a 2005 Monte Carlo. Before I turn off my car I turn off the blower (air/heat) before I exit my car. The other day when I got in my car the blower was going full blast and nobody uses my car but me. After I shut my car off and removed the key the blower continued to run and now my battery is dead. Is there a fuse or anything I can disconnect so I can drive my car to a shop to get fixed?

Asked by Elizeliz Mar 16, 2014 at 04:10 PM about the 2005 Chevrolet Monte Carlo

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

HELP. I have a 2005 Monte Carlo. The blower on air conditioner/heat blows full blast and it is switched off. When I turn off my car off the blower still runs and then my battery dies.  Is there a fuse or switch I can pull so I can get to a shop to get it fixed. Appreciate any tips. Thank you.

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GuruXLTHQ answered 6 years ago

Elizabeth it's your blower thermostat control it's next to your blower it's about $155 you can unplug it on the right side of your blower when not using it..the same thing happened to me..

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