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what was it doing before,with the old blower motor?was it blowing out the defrost on windshield?is the new one blowing out anywhere?does it work on all speeds?
it's next to your blower motor.4 wire connector.1 or 2 screws hold it in.google part # below,see what it looks like.Autozone part number.
Blower Motor Resistor, Part Number: CR153
Price: $49.99
Part Number: CR153
Warranty: Limited Lifetime
you also have a vacuum leak.when you have a vacuum leak,the blower motor will default to the defrost mode.check under the hood,next to firewall.the small hoses,one or more goes through the firewall.check all the vacuum lines.listen for hissing sound,(sucking air)look close at the small lines.some will tee off and go to different places.if it's one of the small lines,you can get repair fittings and what ever size hose it is at napa,the Zone,adv,orly,it's cheap.most of the time,the vacuum leak will be under the hood.but sometimes it;s under the dash also.good luck.post findings.
Only works on high speed before but it only blows on defrost now
but,does the new one work on all speeds now?
It only works on high speed
it's not the blower motor.it's the blower motor resistor,it's bad.replace the resistor.it's burnt!
Where is that located on my truck is it a some kind of fuse
it's next to your blower motor.4 wire connector.1 or 2 screws hold it in.google part # below,see what it looks like.Autozone part number. Blower Motor Resistor, Part Number: CR153 Price: $49.99 Part Number: CR153 Warranty: Limited Lifetime
Ok ty so much hopefully it will make it work again I'll let u know :)
okeydokey,post results.
Put the part in which it was bad still only blows on defrost none comes out of the front vents still :(
you also have a vacuum leak.when you have a vacuum leak,the blower motor will default to the defrost mode.check under the hood,next to firewall.the small hoses,one or more goes through the firewall.check all the vacuum lines.listen for hissing sound,(sucking air)look close at the small lines.some will tee off and go to different places.if it's one of the small lines,you can get repair fittings and what ever size hose it is at napa,the Zone,adv,orly,it's cheap.most of the time,the vacuum leak will be under the hood.but sometimes it;s under the dash also.good luck.post findings.