Blower motor no speeds work!!!
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Asked by marilynfan76 Jan 18, 2016 at 01:20 AM about the 2001 Pontiac Grand Am GT Coupe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ok,  I've done some research on this,  on the Grand
Am,  the speeds 1-4, are on one fuse,  5 is on
another.  So,  if NO speeds are working,  would this
mean it's the blower motor??  I've spent so much
fixing multiple things,  but,  it's Michigan,  it's
freezing,  and I'm dying.  Any help would be
appreciated.  With one headlight (hit a deer) bald
tires,  and no heat,  I'm literally in a death trap,  but,  
as of right now,  I can't fix all these things.  I'm
hoping it's this,  and I can fix it myself.  Thanks in
advance guys.

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GuruBR3ZR answered 5 years ago

I have an 2003 Grand Prix heater select fan only blows on 5 nothing on 1 5hru 4 . What could be the problem?

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Valvolinetechnician answered 4 years ago

I had the same issue take the glove box out of the car so its easier to get the the ac Motor and check the ac motor and make sure their isnt anything in it i know mice like to nest in their and clog it up with grass and leaves. You will need an 8mm socket and some gloves. Now if the motor isnt clogged then hit it underneath and see if that works if not then you will need to replace the motor and its like $40 for the ac motor and their is a bracket you will have to undo to get thr old motoer out ... And do the exact same process to install it if that doesn't work then have your ac recharged

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