Truck AC help

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Napoleon

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Any idea cost wise at a mechanic for the blower motor?

Any idea cost wise at a mechanic for the fan?

it's always the blower motor resistor when the fan only works on high

it's as easy as changing out your wiper blades. Find a Carquest nearby and buy one. Don't buy one online because often the aftermarket resistors don't last very long and you'll pay hell getting it warrantied. Carquest has the best aftermarket resistors and should anything happen to it they will give you a no hassle replacement.

And those are 2 7mm bolts that hold it on. Not a common socket size for people to have. Hopefully you have a 1/4 drive ratchet,short extension and 7mm socket.

have no idea. I always get the BWD ones. Just ask the salesman the one most often sold to the repair shops.

Lmao I have a 2005 Silverado and numbers 1&2 don't blow but 3, 4, and 5 do

Also, I can just be driving down the highway and the drivers side vents will just start blowing hot air while the passenger side still blows cold

All I have to do is turn my truck off then back on to get it to work normal again

I ordered the part and am picking it up on my way home.

Thanks to your youtube link I am pretty sure I can change the resistor motor myself.

I will post results.

Thanks.

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crimsonsaint

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I am getting the part for $22 bucks at Advanced Auto Parts and per the youtube link and other online tutorials, it should take me roughly 10-15 mins.

I will report back. I will be damn happy if $22 bucks and 15 mins saves me the headache of getting my truck to the shop and spending $150

Changed the blower resistor motor. Now all settings work except setting 4. 1-3 and 5 work. So better then previous when only setting 5 worked but still something going on. All in all i am better off now than earlier.

$50 part and roughly 30 mins of my time. Not bad.

Should've changed the plug too.