Where is the Heater blower motor located?
Feb 13, 2009 at 9:16 PM
1992 Pontiac Grand Prix Heater blower motor
1992 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
CEMERY
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Below passenger side dash.
REMOVAL:
Disconnect the negative battery cable.
Remove the right side sound insulator under the instrument panel.
Unfasten the convenience center rear screws. Loosen the front screw and slide the convenience center out.
Grasp the carpet at the top side of the cowl and pull forward.
Detach the blower motor electrical connection.
Disconnect the harness from the clip.
Unfasten the blower motor mounting screws, then remove the blower motor from the vehicle.
INSTALLATION:
Position the blower motor and secure using the retaining screws.
Connect the harness to the clip.
Attach the blower motor electrical connector.
Reposition the carpet at the cowl.
Place the convenience center into position. Install the front and rear screws.
Install the right side lower insulator panel.
Connect the negative battery cable.
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REMOVAL:
Disconnect the negative battery cable.
Remove the right side sound insulator under the instrument panel.
Unfasten the convenience center rear screws. Loosen the front screw and slide the convenience center out.
Grasp the carpet at the top side of the cowl and pull forward.
Detach the blower motor electrical connection.
Disconnect the harness from the clip.
Unfasten the blower motor mounting screws, then remove the blower motor from the vehicle.
INSTALLATION:
Position the blower motor and secure using the retaining screws.
Connect the harness to the clip.
Attach the blower motor electrical connector.
Reposition the carpet at the cowl.
Place the convenience center into position. Install the front and rear screws.
Install the right side lower insulator panel.
Connect the negative battery cable.
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Feb 13, 2009 at 9:48 PM
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