i have 2004 chevrolet suburban and the air and has stopped blowing what is the problem?

Asked by virgoblk1977 Sep 30, 2016 at 02:17 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Suburban

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

4 Answers

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Blower motor, its relay or resister or its fuse if no air at all coming out or if you hear it running and no air then flapper door stuck or broken flapper door. The switch selector same thing could be relay, fuse or switch cluster.

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Then the resister or relay or blower motor, All three are under/behind dash passenger side toward the middle. The relay and resister is on the blower motor or it housing or the wire harness at blower motor. You can use a bypass procedure for those two and run battery power to motor to test whether its o.k. and there are some testers you can buy to test relays but you can also buy one try it out and if that does not fix it take it back for refund.

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