2005 Chevrolet Colorado Repair Question
Topics covered: Blower motor, Heater, Engine.
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Asked on February 26, 2008
2005 Chevy Colorado heater - a/c blower motor speed
I have a 2005 Chev. Colorado Extreme light duty p/u. The blower motor for the a/c and heater has a 4 speed operating switch. When I set the blower motor switch to position 1, 2, &/or 3, the heater - a/c blower motor doesn't work. The blower motor switch turns the blower motor on in position 4 (highest speed) only. I have checked the ground cable to make sure it is grounded good and I have check all plugs to make sure everything is plugged in good.
What do you suggest?
Asked by dockrockAnswer
Replied on February 26, 2008
my friend you need a new blower motor resister. its located right next to the blower motor. they always burn up.
Replied on February 26, 2008
I have not checked the blower motor resistor for continuity or voltage readings yet.
Replied on February 26, 2008
check/ replace the blower motor speed resister
Replied on February 26, 2008
Test the blower motor resistor that's okay -problem is coming from the HVAC control module.
Replied on April 20, 2009
It's probably the cable assembly (gray connector) located directly below the glove compartment storage on the passenger side. It's a known problem and usually is the result of the passenger's foot hitting the cable and causing the wire to short out. If you disconnect the cable and reconnect it, it'll usually work for a while (until it gets hit by a foot).