I want to stay here for an hour and click on the upvote button continuously for all the money & time you just saved me. Perfect diagnosis (I only had fan speed 5) and the part fit like a champ and I've got all 5 fan speeds again. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU.
Thanks so much for the video. Changed mine out yesterday, 2003 GMC Sierra. I came back from vacation after 3weeks and drove to the store and could smell something like burning electrical. I came out of the store and everything quit, or at least I thought it did. I checked the fuse and it was ok. I did have power to the unit and the ac lights would come on but no fan. After watching your video I suspected it was the resistor because about a year ago I lost the #5 speed on the fan. Ordered the part from your link, installed it last night and everything works great now. Man I love UA-cam!! Have a Great Summer! Thanks Again!
I got the part and today I will install. I have my fingers crossed. It worked. The part went in backwards. Getting the clips in and out took the time. Without this video the installation would have gone from difficult to impossible. The people who install this kind of things really earn their money.
@@TheSundaeDrive once the plastic cover around the hvac box is removed it's literally two screws in plain sight lol. This guy said it would have been impossible?
Good info. Thanks. If I had to be picky, I would say that we couldn't hear the fan working in positions 1 and 2 because of your background music. I'm OK with intro and outro music, but I'd rather just hear narrative and actual sounds in how-to videos. Thanks again!
Just completed it. Worked like a champ. Thanks for the simple, straightforward video!! (2003 Sierra) Note: there is a mounting plate on my particular model that covered the resistor unit. On mine, I had to discard it but the Duralast replacement part is designed to fit without that mounting plate.
The kit to replace the fan motor, resistor, and connector is only 82 bucks at Rock Auto. Its also OEM, not cheap junk like this. Even the OEM part shown in the video is only 33 bucks on rock auto. GM recommends you replace the motor, resistor, and connecter all at the same time, because the OEM motor draws too much power, causing the resistor to overheat and fail. the replacement kit solves the problem which causes the failure. I opted to replace all 3 at once using the kit.
Just changed mine out on 2004 Chevy Silverado 3500 dually. Slightly different but your video was a great help. Thanks. My problem was incorrectly diagnosed but I changed out both.
@@TheSundaeDrive I got it fixed, had to replace the wire harness and I replaced the resistor as well My wire harness connector was melted, so I was wondering why it wouldn’t come out lol
I already knew how you replace it. I just had questions two years later when I checked it all out and only position #5 would work on fan speed. Now I'm going to replace the new two years old sensor to see if it fixes the problem. Or if I've got other issues with HVAC control panel
Thank you for this. As it would turn out, the resistor installed on my truck was the one with the large rectangular pattern. However, I went ahead and installed this one that you suggested and everything works great. Hopefully it won't burn out.
Just so happened that my '04 2500 HD is experiencing the same problem. Great video, thanks for posting it. If I may say, and please don't hate me - the music in the background is distracting.
Dude. This made my day. Ordered Wednesday. Delivered Friday. Installed Saturday. Now have heat and AC again. All for 27$. Just the black and white wire harness is 32$ alone, and the resistor is 87$ at Napa. Napa also gave me the wrong one with different wire connect so would have had to splice and soldered. This was plug and play
@@TheSundaeDrive I’ve changed my blower resistor cause the old one was getting burn… so I replaced it today and when I put it low speed it turn off and on the whole time… until I turn it up then it stops turning off and on. What could it be? If it has a new blowers resistor
Nice video. Helped me lots. Things to consider but please remember that my left arm is only about 70%. The passenger side seat rail digs into your side as you lay in the floor board. You really have to get your head towards the firewall to see the screws that hold the shroud. The plug that is inserted into the fan is the hardest part because you can't really see how it can be released. I had to use pliers. It was easier to bolt on the new unit and even plug in the fan wire. The best thing is that it works!!
Only my 5 worked, but this video gave me all the info to fix it. Thank you. Weird, but on the resistor itself 5mm was too big and kept slipping. 7/32 was the perfect fit. Whatevs
SyndicateOG24 So this did fix speed 5 not working. Cause that’s the issue I’m having, all work but speed 5. I have a 2003 GMC Sierra 1500HD. I’m gonna go to Oriley’s tomorrow and buy it.
@@potlickerhound7262 it didn't work for me. Number 5 dont work. I already installed it so ill just leave it there. 25 dollar mistake. Oh well. Now i gotta figure out the switch.
Yo thank you so much!!! I loved the basic and simple explanation and visual guide!!! Rock auto is always the way to go!! Also. Could you help me on my ac. It hums loud. 12345 used to work and now 5 works only. Trying move the position of the air is hit or miss. Mostly miss
2006 Chevy Trailblazer. Mine would not work on fan speed 5, so I replaced this resistor a month ago and all was well. Today it stopped blowing intermittently as I clicked through the speeds. By the time I got to work, nine were working. I am going to replace the control unit entirely, as I noticed the lights were going out on it, so I suspect this is the problem. If not, I will replace the resistor again. The one I bought from Amazon had hit and miss reviews. The next (if needed) will come from rock auto.
Question...my 06 GMC truck. Melted the fan speed dial a few years ago. This time. 1/2/3 quit working and now 4/5 speeds have quit too. Last time when the fan speed dial was replaced should the resistor module been replaced too (is that what causes the fan dial to melt?) Reason I ask is...I assume I need to replace the speed fan switch again but should I switch out the resistor too?
Awesome! I Loved your video, In my case only high speed works, I already change 3 times the resistor and it still not working. Other problem I saw is when I turn on the AC in the cluster sends a message " SERVICE 4AW". Do you have any idea what could it do? Thanks
On the MY03 2500 Silverado, there are different resistors, depending on Manual/Automatic temperature control and also presence of a front compartment center console.
What if fan speed 5 didn't work but 1 through 4 worked? Then 4 stopped working a year later. Now it's intermittent if any speed works at all. Is this resistor the issue? Or should I replace the resistor and motor as well?
My 03 Silverado 2500hd had similar problem. Only fan speed 4 worked. Swapped it out with the link you provided and now they all work. Only problem was the part that its listed to replace my part number 15305077 was not an exact match. My part has a wider resistor and the cap cover would not fit with the new part from Amazon. The cap cover wasn’t needed, but the differences are concerning. Hopefully it lasts.
I think the only way to check is to have a look at what the current resistor looks like. If it looks cruddy, replace it and it'll probably be back to working. If not, its probably the HVAC controller box (the dials) which is also an easy fix.
5 has a separate fuse that is a 30 amp in the engine bay while 1-4 have a 25 in the fuse panel in the cab. Might want to check that 30 in the engine bay fuse box
Would this fix one that sometimes will blow on all speeds then sometimes only blow on 5 and then they all may work besides 5? I am not good at explaining that just trying to get it figured out while it all still works lol
@@laloperez5209 Watch this persons video for sure to see where things are in the truck..In my case I pulled the fan speed blower motor resister out from under the passenger side underneath the glove compartment area to inspect it. You can see the housing for it with no problem once you know where to look. When I pulled mine out I noticed that there was some burnt/melted wiring evidence on the wiring harness for the resister and upon removing the old part from the harness I saw that the wiring harness was melted significantly on the inside where the pins went into it..specifically the pins that controlled the fan speeds that were not functioning. I bought a new wiring harness from O'rielly's Auto Parts and cut the old one out. it was easy to replace just by splicing in the new harness based on the old wires orientation. Just refer to the old harness and hook up the same way. I replaced the resister unit as well just out of caution as I figured it was likely an OEM part and bound to fail sooner than later anyway. After replacing the parts the switch that controls the fan speed works flawlessly on all speeds. Complete repair was less than a hundred bucks. Far less than having it done elsewhere I'm sure. Hope that helps.
Mine has the wider insert- Amazon said this fits I installed it and speed 1 and 2 started working. One other issue, my fan mode is stuck in defrost I can’t get it to change. Any help?
I have changed the blower motor resistor and have tried a different control panel but I still get no blower only on speed 5, could the blower motor itself be the problem
The blower has a bearing it starts to fail then starts to draw more amps. Then it start to melt the terminals and resistor. So it's important to change both blower and resistor as a pair.
For anybody wandering speed five does not work in my 2005 GMC Sierra 2500 and the little wiring harness that comes with the kit he showed on Amazon was melted so it is still the fan speed resistor
Good video man I have almost the same problem but in my truck the fan speed work 1 2 and 3 the 4 and 5 does it work my question is I have to do the same thing that you do
My resister did burn up on my 2003 chevy silverado. Only fan speed 4 out of 5 was working. I replaced it and 1,2,3 and 4 now work but 5 still does not. Also the green stick circuit board looking thing that comes out got really hot when I connected it. I was thinking since it sticks up into the air vent, that it what cools it. And because it was on and but the fan wasn't blowing, that is what made my old one burn up. Is that the case or should it not hot?
Hello i changed the resister because it wasn't working none of the speeds Now 1234 speeds works but 5 still not working is there anything that i need to do? To ge it to work
I saw in another comment that number 5 has a fuse in the engine bay fuse box....1-4 are inside cab fuse panel. I would check that fan/blower fuse under the hood.
Your getting outside air draft most likely. My fan quit but I can get a little air to come through when driving. Switch to recirculate and will likely quit.
There are a few others that had similar issues. If you look through the comments you may find one that found a fix. Many of them had the same resistor issue.
@@TheSundaeDrive I need some other details. I searched your channel on the same vehicle. On my end Ac turns on 3 speed, but the air flow of cold air is very minimal. Tho air blows good, checking to see possibilities of issues.
Its a knuckle buster on a 04 ss. Just did mine and im pissed. Sliced my thumb and took off the skin on my other hand. Fyi don’t do this when its 22 degrees outside. I had no choice because i use mine for work. Frozen ass yesterday so i had no choice but to do it today. Fyi the center console is in the way of the left screw.
Ahh that stinks. It has definitely been cold! I hate it when they don't think about things being taken back apart when they design vehicles. Hope you got it all done at least!
I want to stay here for an hour and click on the upvote button continuously for all the money & time you just saved me. Perfect diagnosis (I only had fan speed 5) and the part fit like a champ and I've got all 5 fan speeds again. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU.
Awesome! Glad it helped! That's much appreciated.
Thank you for this video, My 4 & 5 speed was not working. I bought the kit, swapped it out now it’s running perfectly.
What did you do to fix it? I have the same problem... u bought just the resistor
Thanks so much for the video. Changed mine out yesterday, 2003 GMC Sierra. I came back from vacation after 3weeks and drove to the store and could smell something like burning electrical. I came out of the store and everything quit, or at least I thought it did. I checked the fuse and it was ok. I did have power to the unit and the ac lights would come on but no fan. After watching your video I suspected it was the resistor because about a year ago I lost the #5 speed on the fan. Ordered the part from your link, installed it last night and everything works great now. Man I love UA-cam!! Have a Great Summer! Thanks Again!
I got the part and today I will install. I have my fingers crossed. It worked. The part went in backwards. Getting the clips in and out took the time. Without this video the installation would have gone from difficult to impossible. The people who install this kind of things really earn their money.
Hope it works out!
It would have been impossible to put in an easily accessible part held in with two bolts? LOL
Naa they want you to have a challenge lol
@@TheSundaeDrive once the plastic cover around the hvac box is removed it's literally two screws in plain sight lol. This guy said it would have been impossible?
@@OSDCrusher ahh I misunderstood your comment. Been so long since we filmed this I forgot lol
Love the close up shots. Most videos aren’t this close. People forget we’re watching on iPad/iPhone. Excellent job!
"you'll feel it if you stick your finger in there" I fell for that once!!😂
Lol
Good info. Thanks. If I had to be picky, I would say that we couldn't hear the fan working in positions 1 and 2 because of your background music. I'm OK with intro and outro music, but I'd rather just hear narrative and actual sounds in how-to videos.
Thanks again!
good to know! Always torn because supposedly it makes them more enjoyable to listen to lol. We have not added it to most of our newer videos.
Just completed it. Worked like a champ. Thanks for the simple, straightforward video!! (2003 Sierra)
Note: there is a mounting plate on my particular model that covered the resistor unit. On mine, I had to discard it but the Duralast replacement part is designed to fit without that mounting plate.
The kit to replace the fan motor, resistor, and connector is only 82 bucks at Rock Auto. Its also OEM, not cheap junk like this. Even the OEM part shown in the video is only 33 bucks on rock auto. GM recommends you replace the motor, resistor, and connecter all at the same time, because the OEM motor draws too much power, causing the resistor to overheat and fail. the replacement kit solves the problem which causes the failure. I opted to replace all 3 at once using the kit.
Link?
Is the connecter, the wires he didn't use?
Did it work? Have this issue now.
I liked that you showed the size of sockets to use the location of the screws and how the connector releases from the fan...nice job
Glad it helped!
Just changed mine out on 2004 Chevy Silverado 3500 dually. Slightly different but your video was a great help. Thanks. My problem was incorrectly diagnosed but I changed out both.
Thank you so much for the info! Fixed my a/c today aside from the replacement not lining up properly, but I finally have operating a/c again!!
Awesome! Glad it helped you out!
Went from 1-4 working to absolutely none working. Perfect timing because it went out right at the hottest time of the year let’s go
That stinks. Hope this fixes it for you!
@@TheSundaeDrive I got it fixed, had to replace the wire harness and I replaced the resistor as well
My wire harness connector was melted, so I was wondering why it wouldn’t come out lol
Glad you got it!
I already knew how you replace it. I just had questions two years later when I checked it all out and only position #5 would work on fan speed. Now I'm going to replace the new two years old sensor to see if it fixes the problem. Or if I've got other issues with HVAC control panel
Hey thanks a lot. Very comprehensive. All my fan speeds stopped all together. I should test for absence of voltage to the blower I assume?
All my speeds work besides 5. I'll have to buy one and see if it works! Thanks stud
I have the same problem. Did this solve it for you?
Thank you for this. As it would turn out, the resistor installed on my truck was the one with the large rectangular pattern. However, I went ahead and installed this one that you suggested and everything works great. Hopefully it won't burn out.
Did it burn out?
@@Alejandro-hi1lk Yes. I'm having the same problems now that I did before the fix.
I would always suggest going with the correct one for your vehicle. Each year/model might have slight difference.
Just so happened that my '04 2500 HD is experiencing the same problem. Great video, thanks for posting it. If I may say, and please don't hate me - the music in the background is distracting.
Glad it helped! No worries. Always trying to balance the amount of music we use
Seems easy enough. Need to order one for my dad's Sierra. Only at speed 4 and 5 are working. So this should help. Had to switch out the blower motor.
Dude. This made my day. Ordered Wednesday. Delivered Friday. Installed Saturday. Now have heat and AC again. All for 27$. Just the black and white wire harness is 32$ alone, and the resistor is 87$ at Napa. Napa also gave me the wrong one with different wire connect so would have had to splice and soldered. This was plug and play
Glad we could help!
@@TheSundaeDrive
I’ve changed my blower resistor cause the old one was getting burn… so I replaced it today and when I put it low speed it turn off and on the whole time… until I turn it up then it stops turning off and on. What could it be? If it has a new blowers resistor
Nice video. Helped me lots. Things to consider but please remember that my left arm is only about 70%. The passenger side seat rail digs into your side as you lay in the floor board. You really have to get your head towards the firewall to see the screws that hold the shroud. The plug that is inserted into the fan is the hardest part because you can't really see how it can be released. I had to use pliers. It was easier to bolt on the new unit and even plug in the fan wire. The best thing is that it works!!
Thanks for taking the time to help out the people!
Glad to help!!
04 sierra exact same problem. Thank you for this video...just ordered using your link, It will be here tomorrow. Will update after install....
Only my 5 worked, but this video gave me all the info to fix it. Thank you. Weird, but on the resistor itself 5mm was too big and kept slipping. 7/32 was the perfect fit. Whatevs
Awesome! That's Interesting. I know sometime the do change bolt sizes from year to year
Same here only my 5 works
That’s good to know cause I didn’t know cause he said 1 2 3 I thought 4 would have been a different problem
This video helped really well and my speed 4-5 don’t work
Glad it helped!
SyndicateOG24 So this did fix speed 5 not working. Cause that’s the issue I’m having, all work but speed 5. I have a 2003 GMC Sierra 1500HD. I’m gonna go to Oriley’s tomorrow and buy it.
@@MarcusTheDrummer did it fix fan 5 by replacing?
@@potlickerhound7262 Yes it fixed speed 5
@@potlickerhound7262 it didn't work for me. Number 5 dont work. I already installed it so ill just leave it there. 25 dollar mistake. Oh well. Now i gotta figure out the switch.
Thanks for the very detailed video
I'm going to try it in my truck. Hopefully it works
Best of luck!
If 4 and 5 aren’t working, can you explain what you mean with the dial?
Did you end up finding the solution?
@@bubblez9104 yee
how did you fix it?
What's the solution
@@timwilliams1833 what was the solution
Yo thank you so much!!! I loved the basic and simple explanation and visual guide!!! Rock auto is always the way to go!! Also. Could you help me on my ac. It hums loud. 12345 used to work and now 5 works only. Trying move the position of the air is hit or miss. Mostly miss
2006 Chevy Trailblazer. Mine would not work on fan speed 5, so I replaced this resistor a month ago and all was well. Today it stopped blowing intermittently as I clicked through the speeds. By the time I got to work, nine were working. I am going to replace the control unit entirely, as I noticed the lights were going out on it, so I suspect this is the problem. If not, I will replace the resistor again. The one I bought from Amazon had hit and miss reviews. The next (if needed) will come from rock auto.
Shop wanted to charge my brother 120 bucks ! I said Hold on let me check with YT and sure enough Bam ! Thank you very much .
Would this work if my 1, 3, 4, and 5 are out? Only speed 2 works for my truck.
Thanks in advance
Same here. Did you ever figure out the issue / fix? Thanks in advance.
@@VanirTraditionalist yes just replace what he did in the video
Question...my 06 GMC truck. Melted the fan speed dial a few years ago. This time. 1/2/3 quit working and now 4/5 speeds have quit too. Last time when the fan speed dial was replaced should the resistor module been replaced too (is that what causes the fan dial to melt?) Reason I ask is...I assume I need to replace the speed fan switch again but should I switch out the resistor too?
Awesome! I Loved your video, In my case only high speed works, I already change 3 times the resistor and it still not working. Other problem I saw is when I turn on the AC in the cluster sends a message " SERVICE 4AW". Do you have any idea what could it do?
Thanks
I wonder if u clean the connectors and get all the crude out if it would work?
Thank you great video , ordering it today . My heater has only worked on 5 for about 5 years haha. Thank you again.
Glad it helped!
Mine too, did it fix it?
On the MY03 2500 Silverado, there are different resistors, depending on Manual/Automatic temperature control and also presence of a front compartment center console.
What if fan speed 5 didn't work but 1 through 4 worked? Then 4 stopped working a year later. Now it's intermittent if any speed works at all. Is this resistor the issue? Or should I replace the resistor and motor as well?
My 03 Silverado 2500hd had similar problem. Only fan speed 4 worked. Swapped it out with the link you provided and now they all work.
Only problem was the part that its listed to replace my part number 15305077 was not an exact match. My part has a wider resistor and the cap cover would not fit with the new part from Amazon. The cap cover wasn’t needed, but the differences are concerning. Hopefully it lasts.
Just put one in my 03 silverado. So easy, thanks for the video..
Glad it helped!
HELP...my #5 went out a year ago, #4 was good enough for me. Now none of them work. Any ideas if it's not the resister ?? Thanks for your help.
I think the only way to check is to have a look at what the current resistor looks like. If it looks cruddy, replace it and it'll probably be back to working. If not, its probably the HVAC controller box (the dials) which is also an easy fix.
5 has a separate fuse that is a 30 amp in the engine bay while 1-4 have a 25 in the fuse panel in the cab. Might want to check that 30 in the engine bay fuse box
This was very helpful. Thanks for being specific on where the bolts were and what size they were!
Awesome! Glad it helped you!
Do you have a video on the dial??? Not sure if i spelled correctly
Hey SD could you do a vid on your 2014 SILVERADO changing sparkplugs? Thanks.
Sparks plugs are in the mail 😎 so video should be coming soon
okay so i replaced it now everything is working but 5? what’s next? blower motor?
4 speed don't work for awhile. Now 5 speed don't work. 1-2-3 speed still working. I'll try replacement resistor first. Hopefully it will work.
Speeds 4&5 not working on my gmc yukon,did replacing the replacement resistor fix the problem for you?
I have a 2006 Silverado 2500, the # 4 & 5 on the switch won’t work, is this the problem with mine??
Would this fix one that sometimes will blow on all speeds then sometimes only blow on 5 and then they all may work besides 5? I am not good at explaining that just trying to get it figured out while it all still works lol
Well done! Thanks for taking the time.
No problem! Hope it was helpful
@@TheSundaeDrive I have a 99 GMC Sierra I replaced my blower motor and speed 1 through 4 work 5 doesn't work
@@TheSundaeDrive why are my cables purple and black
I have an 2005 Silverado 1500 ext. cab long bed and speed 1 and 2 work fine..its the other faster speeds that don't work in my case.
I’m having the issue right now did you figure it out?
@@laloperez5209 Watch this persons video for sure to see where things are in the truck..In my case I pulled the fan speed blower motor resister out from under the passenger side underneath the glove compartment area to inspect it. You can see the housing for it with no problem once you know where to look. When I pulled mine out I noticed that there was some burnt/melted wiring evidence on the wiring harness for the resister and upon removing the old part from the harness I saw that the wiring harness was melted significantly on the inside where the pins went into it..specifically the pins that controlled the fan speeds that were not functioning. I bought a new wiring harness from O'rielly's Auto Parts and cut the old one out. it was easy to replace just by splicing in the new harness based on the old wires orientation. Just refer to the old harness and hook up the same way. I replaced the resister unit as well just out of caution as I figured it was likely an OEM part and bound to fail sooner than later anyway. After replacing the parts the switch that controls the fan speed works flawlessly on all speeds. Complete repair was less than a hundred bucks. Far less than having it done elsewhere I'm sure. Hope that helps.
Thanks for the detailed response!
@@TheSundaeDrive My pleasure..happy to help :-)
1-4 does not work for me. If 4 does not work then is it just a dirty contact?
My 4 and 5 weren’t working (05 Silverado). Tried this and it changed nothing. May just have to live without 4 and 5 😂. Great videos though, man
Have you figured out why it doesn’t work? Only my 5 doesn’t work
I have a 2005 Chevy Silverado and my fan doesn’t work on any speed what should I test what could that be any help would be great
When I turn it off I still feel heat or air blowing out so I need to replace the blower moter or the resistor
What my 04 Sierra is doing is u go to 5 and it wont turn off unless u catch it to 5 again....u think its the module or resister??
Mine has the wider insert- Amazon said this fits I installed it and speed 1 and 2 started working. One other issue, my fan mode is stuck in defrost I can’t get it to change. Any help?
Thank you sir just bought a 06 crew cab Silverado and the 5 position doesn't work. This will fix it god bless 🙏
Glad it helped!
4 and 5 didn’t work on mine changed the resistor and now 4 works and 5 still dont
@@Gtag_thagoat people were saying to check the fuses
I have changed the blower motor resistor and have tried a different control panel but I still get no blower only on speed 5, could the blower motor itself be the problem
Did you figure it out? I'm having the same problem
On my 2005 GMC Sierra the module screws were 5.5mm.
Same as mine on 2003 Silverado
All the speeds work on mine but each higher speed drops the voltage on ammeter 4&5 take down to less than 12v
Mine works on speed 1-4 but not on 5. Same deal as this video?
If you look through the comments, there are a few others that have had this issue and I think it fixed it for them.
The blower has a bearing it starts to fail then starts to draw more amps. Then it start to melt the terminals and resistor. So it's important to change both blower and resistor as a pair.
Good point!
how did you get that third screw out its at an angle in awkward place., that thing is a pain in the ass.
So my 4 and 5 don’t work and my 3 is touch and go if I hit a bump the wrong way it’ll stop then go again could this be the same problem?
Hey what if you put in resistor and it still clicks between 4 and 5
4th speed is the only one that doesn’t work on mine could it still be the fan speed resistor or something else
definitely could be.
For anybody wandering speed five does not work in my 2005 GMC Sierra 2500 and the little wiring harness that comes with the kit he showed on Amazon was melted so it is still the fan speed resistor
Thanks for that info!
So what if just 5 dosnt work on my 04 chevy silverado whats the fix then.
So I have two wires expose down there ones white and one's purple everything else is plugged up but my four and five don't work
Is it possible for the fan speed to be stuck on 0. I checked the fuses everything is good and I replaced the blower and still nothing
My 4 and 5 doesn’t do anything. Any tips?
On mine only speed 5 doesn’t work any suggestions plz?
Good video man I have almost the same problem but in my truck the fan speed work 1 2 and 3 the 4 and 5 does it work my question is I have to do the same thing that you do
It works all 5 or not work
My resister did burn up on my 2003 chevy silverado. Only fan speed 4 out of 5 was working. I replaced it and 1,2,3 and 4 now work but 5 still does not.
Also the green stick circuit board looking thing that comes out got really hot when I connected it. I was thinking since it sticks up into the air vent, that it what cools it. And because it was on and but the fan wasn't blowing, that is what made my old one burn up.
Is that the case or should it not hot?
Hello i changed the resister because it wasn't working none of the speeds
Now 1234 speeds works but 5 still not working is there anything that i need to do? To ge it to work
O sorry my truck is a chevy siverado 2006
@@wreyes1969 I'm not sure. I need to do a little research on it
I'm not sure why only the first 4 would start working. The placement is probably meant to cool it down in the summer and warm it up on the winter
Any tips ? I’ve replaced my fuses , resistor , blower , still nothing comes out . Thinking maybe something in the control knobs ?🤷🏼♂️
My 06 GMC Sierra melted the back of the fan speed control switch.
Hey my fan works from 1-4 but speed number 5 doesn’t run at all would you say replacing the module would be best thing to replace for that?
From the other comments I've seen it looks like others have had that same issue and it's fixed it
I saw in another comment that number 5 has a fuse in the engine bay fuse box....1-4 are inside cab fuse panel. I would check that fan/blower fuse under the hood.
says it doesn’t fit 2004 chevy silverado 1500 crew cab full 4 door LS edition
You could double check with a gm dealer because sometimes compatibility lists on websites our incorrect.
My #5 isn't working at all even replaced the resistor????
Great video man. Really helpful
Awesome! Glad it helped
I lost 4&5 than lost 1 than 3 and now have none. Ordering one in the morning.
Hope it works out for you! Best of luck!
Did this fix your problem? I'm having the same issue
Replaced blower motor and resistor and and the control switch still no power to the front heat and ac
What about when my fan is turned to off and air still blows from the vents. All my speeds work fine. Thanks
Your getting outside air draft most likely. My fan quit but I can get a little air to come through when driving. Switch to recirculate and will likely quit.
I need the plug hook up schematic for wireing black and white to colored wire
Great job on your video.
Thanks! Hope it helped!
Mine that don’t work are 3,4,5 what is that mean?? Same thing??
Exelent video thanks for the valuable information.
No problem!
I put new speed controller and resistor and still will not come on. The number 5 speed wouldn't work and then it just quit all together
Perfect I have ac again !!!! Thanks
Awesome!
Speed 5 nothing works... 1-4 fine. So your saying it may be the dial switch?
There are a few others that had similar issues. If you look through the comments you may find one that found a fix. Many of them had the same resistor issue.
Detailed stuff, bravo.
Hope it helps you out!
@@TheSundaeDrive I need some other details. I searched your channel on the same vehicle. On my end Ac turns on 3 speed, but the air flow of cold air is very minimal. Tho air blows good, checking to see possibilities of issues.
I replaced all tht and it dsnt turn off it stil stays on
Does this help with blowing hot air in both sides?
No that’s the A/C Actuator
I have a 2004 Chevy Silverado sometimes my fan dials work and sometimes they don't
Just FYI...my 04 Avalanche used 8mm screws to hold in the resistor.
Will this work for me. My buttons on the climate control don’t work and the middel vent blows out hot air no matter what setting it’s on.
Its a knuckle buster on a 04 ss. Just did mine and im pissed. Sliced my thumb and took off the skin on my other hand. Fyi don’t do this when its 22 degrees outside. I had no choice because i use mine for work. Frozen ass yesterday so i had no choice but to do it today. Fyi the center console is in the way of the left screw.
Ahh that stinks. It has definitely been cold! I hate it when they don't think about things being taken back apart when they design vehicles. Hope you got it all done at least!
@@TheSundaeDrive agreed lol I don’t get it. Example why the hell is the blower motor plug facing the wall and not to the side or front. Lol.
Lol super annoying at time. Clear that different engineers design different parts and don't chat
What if they all don’t work but the heat stays on
Very well done thanks
No problem! Hope it helps!
Mine works 1-4 but not 5?
Would this fix my ac from high then switches to low?
Not sure I understand the question?
Great vid thanks!