Blower motor speeds not working on my pontiac Grand Am.
2002
V6 3400
Question: I have read many forums about the blower motor resistor being
the problem with only high speed, but not having slower speeds, like 2 and 3.
Seems the resistor is the problem.
I have purchased it and need to replace it. Where is it located?
Looked around under the car and the engine area, but cannot find it.
Need some help to replace it. Need a picture.
2002
V6 3400
Question: I have read many forums about the blower motor resistor being
the problem with only high speed, but not having slower speeds, like 2 and 3.
Seems the resistor is the problem.
I have purchased it and need to replace it. Where is it located?
Looked around under the car and the engine area, but cannot find it.
Need some help to replace it. Need a picture.
JK:
The blower motor resistor is the most common part to cause fan speed
problems.
It is located under the passenger side. Forward of the blower motor, up
against the firewall.
Remove the lower dash panel. Located the blower. Picture below to help.
It is help in by 2 or 3 bolts.
5.5 mm heads.
The one against the firewall is the hardest.
Best way to replace is to get a swivel socket. These can be purchased at
any parts store.
Remove the bolts and the resistor and it just falls right out.
The blower motor resistor is the most common part to cause fan speed
problems.
It is located under the passenger side. Forward of the blower motor, up
against the firewall.
Remove the lower dash panel. Located the blower. Picture below to help.
It is help in by 2 or 3 bolts.
5.5 mm heads.
The one against the firewall is the hardest.
Best way to replace is to get a swivel socket. These can be purchased at
any parts store.
Remove the bolts and the resistor and it just falls right out.
Blower Motor Resistor Location
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