Blower motor

Asked by PatMc25 Feb 10, 2016 at 09:44 AM about the 2000 Chevrolet Blazer LT 4-Door RWD

Question type: General

Blower motor won't come on. I have replaced the
resistor and fuses are good. This is a computer
climate controled unit. What moght be the next
step????

4 Answers

PatMc25 answered 8 years ago

Blower motor works. I even used the power cable from harness to resistor and blower motor starts up fine just when pluged in resistor nothing. It is a brand new resistor AC delco.

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Rowefast answered 8 years ago

So you have power to the resistor? but when plugging it into the resistor it does not work? This is a bummer. Now you have to start testing the electrical parts in the system. The AC delco resistor is usually good, any other brand and I would tell you to try another. So I think I would start at the blower motor control switch on the control panel. See if power is going in and out from it.

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PatMc25 answered 8 years ago

Yeah figured as much it just baffles me that there is constant power going to the resistor when running is 14.21 volts there is one small wire that is the ground. That's all there is....ugh

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