Where are the fuse and relays for the blower motor
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I have a 2006 HHR and my blower fan suddenly stopped working with no warning or signs before it happened. I can hear the blend door actuator working and changing the vents, just no air comes out at any of the fan speeds. There were no signs ahead of time that its was going out. No noises, no burning smells no intermittent working. Just didnt come on when they last week when I went to come up my car before work. I bought the car used and it didn't have an owner's manual I have Google the fuse box diagram and watch videos still can't find the relay or fuses associated with blower motor I would like to start by checking them first since it doesn't cost anything to look. can anybody tell me where in which fuses and relays power the blower motor? Mine are not labeled and the diagram is not very specific. There's nothing labeled blower on either of the fuse box diagrams.
How long has your 2006 Chevrolet HHR had this problem?
All of a sudden stopped working about a week ago right before it snowed
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On the body control module inside the vehicle, #30 is the blower motor relay. Where a relay sits alone, it's the one at the bottom.
This is the only marked fuse or relay I'm seeing on the under hood or inside the car fuse box / module.
Keep in mind that the motor itself could have failed, wiring or the connector could have issues, or a switch and controller concern is possible.
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