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2004 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Repair Question


Topics covered: Smell, Blower motor, Knob.
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Asked on July 7, 2010

2004 Chevy Monte Carlo AC/Heat blower fan not working.

Electrical problem
2004 Chevy Monte Carlo 6 cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic 84000 miles

About a year ago my AC/Heat blower fan quit working but it would always work after I hit the dash with my hand on the passenger side. But recently this has not worked at all. I am assuming it is a loose electrical connection somewhere but i have no idea where to start or what to do.
Avatar Asked by ross_50

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Replied on July 7, 2010

Do you have auto climate control or manual a/c?Also what model monte carlo do you have the LS or the SS?

Tiny Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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Replied on July 8, 2010



It is an SS model. It does not have automatic climate control just manual knobs for fan speed and vent control and two sliders for temperature.

Tiny Response from ross_50
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Replied on July 8, 2010

I emailed you the blower motor inop trouble tree so you can trace down the problem.Please let all the other user's know what you found so it might help them fix there car.

Tiny Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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Replied on October 15, 2010

I have the exact same car same year also, and am having the same problem could you email me the blower motor inop trouble tree?

Tiny Answered by SarahJames
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Replied on October 28, 2010

I am having the same pro lem with the family blower not working could I get a copy of the troubleshooting guide

Tiny Answered by andrewdark
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Replied on July 25, 2011

Ross_50 or saturntech9,
Have similar problem (smell electrical component burnt) today w/2004 SS Supercharge. Probably fan motor burn, is the removal of the fan motor easy from under the dash?

Thanks
bensonrick@gmail.com

Tiny Answered by Bensonrick
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Replied on July 25, 2011

Yes its really easy maybe have to remove a plastic panel and a few screws.

Tiny Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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Replied on July 25, 2011

Thought so, perhaps the burnt smell is the resistor will check voltage and see if it's open. This seems to be a normal failure from my reading. Thanks again

Tiny Answered by Bensonrick
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Replied on July 25, 2011

Thought so, perhaps the burnt smell is the resistor will check voltage and see if it's open. This seems to be a normal failure from my reading. Thanks again

Tiny Answered by Bensonrick
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Replied on July 25, 2011

Your welcome i would say the resistor more so of a failure then motor.

Tiny Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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