How To Diagnose and Fix A AC A/C Blower Motor Not Working In A 2004 Chevy Silverado 1500 Truck
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2016
- Greg Zains Shows How To Diagnose and Fix A AC A/C Blower Motor Not Working In A 2004 Chevy Truck.
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This guy can brighten a dark day...Need a friend like him
That’s why I liked this video . I changed our resister on our avalanche and blower still not working
6:00 that's how bad he's killing it in this video!! 😂 This could very well be the best how-to video on the subject. Great stuff!
I enjoyed your video emencly! Ive been a Mechanic for 35 years but still look for video's like yours. Great troubleshooting! Thank you!
I felt so encouraged just watching this video... you should do more videos like this, it sure will brighten someone's day...
Many thanks from across the river in Livingston county, KY! MY dad's blower quit on him this morning in his 2004 silverado. He called me about 6pm (why would we want to work on anything when I still had daylight? Lol) and your video popped up! ABSOLUTE perfect instructions and I admire your enthusiasm when something goes right! 😀
A quick run to Auto Zone after pulling the resistor (toast), and went ahead and splurged on the motor ...just in case.... no time.to.make.a 2nd trip into paducah tonight.
It was ONLY the resistor and we had it fixed in a snap. Thanks to your video! I owe you a Coca-Cola!
Yes, fixing something yourself is a great feeling. Good job!
Hey! Fixed my AC! I only needed the resistor. Thank you buddy!
Love it. That made me smile because you were so cheerful. Exciting now I’m doing mines
You’re energy is contagious! Thank you. Is this the same for a 2001 Chevy Suburban. Thanks again.
I love this dude. He is probably the best grandpa ever.
You just fixed my AC in my truck with that fuse tip. I didn't notice there was one just for the blower. Bingo. Thank you!!!
Great video man! Your enthusiasm is wonderful and very refreshing! Thank you for helping me and my poor air condition free truck!
Great video, thanks for posting! My son's went out in his 2005 Silverado and I will try replacing his this weekend.
Dang... he went straight to fixing his truck. I was sure hoping he was going to spend 10 minutes talking about himself like a lot of other guys do.
The fan on my 3500 just went out a bit ago, thanks for the help!!
Love your enthusiasm! Thanks for the video, I'm pretty sure my truck needs a new blower so I know it'll be a 5 min fix thanks to you!!!!
Master, I congratulate you.
Conveys joy.
Thank you
This is so wholesome. He is so happy
Thanks! Your video helped me fix my Tahoe a/c problem. You gave me the confidence to replace this part myself and it saved my time and money!
Glad to have watched this video
Thank you for taking the time out and sharing sir. 🖖
loved the video, fun , was no nonsense and we actually enjoyed watching it! Thanks!! God bless you!!
Best repair video ever!
I enjoyed your enthusiasm and now I know how to fix my new (to me) 05 Silverado!
Good Job Greg !
Thx partner. This video helped me fix problem. Now working great.
Just saved me a whole lot of time and cash THANK YOU!!! Great video
Got lucky on my 2006 Silverado, Pulled the two fuses in the cab, they were okay but had a little scale on the connectors that I scraped off with my fingernail replaced them and the fan blower now works.
hahahahaha this video just earned me 30 bucks with ten minutes of work! thank you for posting.
Thank You for this video bro! Now I can fix this myself !!!!!
Thanks for the helpful video! Love your enthusiasm!
Liked your video, and like your bald knob cross t shirt, I'm from jonesboro and have the same problem in my truck, with luck I'll fix mine in 10 minutes too 😀
lol at the sirens, he's stealing the truck, everybody down. On the ground now. lol. Great Job, Thanks. And Kutoes to the Camera person.
This guy is a hoot! Love it! Thx for the information!
Okay I have this problem on 2004 Silverado 2500 HD 2 wheel drive with 6.0... bought it a year-and-a-half excellent no lights on in the dashboard. Three months ago started to cut off loose power still running... change throttle body, two three days good then started to dye in red lights and start right up.. I noticed that all this started when summer came in West Texas hotter than a ... okay. AC went out winter was coming didn't bother now it's hot I fixed it.. I had noticed there was a bypass from the fuse of SEO ACCY powered 4WD fuse. Which by itself has no power. Was told at AutoZone scanner short in wiring harnessed somewhere so I was thinking about that fused jumped for the blower I checked offices they were all good that have to do with the blower in the engine fuse box okay fuse box under panel driver side HTR/AC and HVAC both disease good but no power no power feeding fuses.. but with the bypass of ACCY to 4WD.. there is power In fuses... I want to eliminate jumper and make blower work right maybe fix problem of truck dying which I have changed out throttle body some sensor on top of the throttle body that controls pressure fuel something like that also replaced relay on the blower truck works like a when I put cargo on it pull trailers works better but the SOB dies on stop red lights... lol
God...I am sooo happy for you!! way to go!
This was fabulous! 🤣
THANK YOU SO MUCH UR AWSOMEEE GOT A 2005 CHEVY SILVERADO gonna check that got new radiator was working fine but I think you solved my problem
There are a couple of different versions, one for the manual A/C and another one for the automatic A/C. I changed mine last year and it was a radiator style controller resistor. Yesterday my blower motor quit and all the fuses were good. Tested to voltage going to the motor and it was good. When I plugged the connector to the blower motor back in it was all good again. Wasn't making good contact I guess. On the models with the Auto A/C there is a cover over the resistor and motor that you need to remove first.
We can feel the air good job sir
good work. you inspire people without knowing it
Great work!
Thanks :)
Thanks for the help mine stopped working. Now hopefully it's not the blower motor
Dont we all feel that great when we fix stuff ourselves.....cool to see
I like your new Chevy 1500. And hopefully you can get 400,000 miles with this Chevy as well.
thank thank you for the video you help me fix my truck
You inspire me to fix my own air aconditon
great video thanks now i will trouble shoot and fix
Thank you for this video. It's as cold as Trump's heart up here and my blower went out. Your video helped me diagnose it and fix it myself. I really appreciate you making this video.
commical great personality
Guy acts like I do when I successfully fix something 🤣
Good job
Your funny!
Gonna swap motors first instead of the resistor today...
Thanks guelo!!!
You have a part number for this resistor. I cant find the 3 hole one
i work in a garage mr zanis . 99 percent of the time you always change both blower and resister . the blower motors always draw too much current and melt the connecting pins and some times replace both also. but they didn't look bad .
So what's that first thing you changed? did that fix the ac somehow?
Appreciate the halp hand!
Do you mind linking the parts for this that you used?
So was it just the blower motor? My 2012 silverado is doing the same thing.
Nice Job werent you doing rolled roofing lol!
Cracks me up got on his hard hat..
Love this guy lol the hard is legendary mechanic status
Does a 2015 Chevy Silverado have a “blower motor resistor “
new truck Greg??
Is it still the blower motor if the ac still comes on a higher setting but not the lower settings? 5 comes on but 1 2 3 and 4 don't work.
Its your resistor
Rule of thumb...Always replace the resistor and fan together. Older electrical parts will usually kill their trophy wives.
Yes sir
I have a clicking noise when switching to 5. No speeds work. Any ideas, motor, control panel, fuses or relay? Recirculation switch just flashes and turns out.
I have the same thing going on. Just stopped working today. Mine just clicks on 5 also. What did you do to fix yours. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Ken
@@kengrant5400 I still haven't fixed or taken mine apart. I got 2 opinions, 1 full mechanic said the motor itself and another small engine hobbyist said resistor. When I open it I'll update here, but I own multiple vehicles so we'll see when.
I'm going to work on mine tomorrow. A friend of mine said he's fixed one before. I still have heat but no fan at all. I'll start with the fuses and go from there. If we figured it out I'll let you know what it was and how long it takes.
Turn's out that a friend of mine reached up under the glovebox and unhooked the switch to the fan motor and plugged it back in and the blower worked again. It might still go out but for now it's working 3 days now..
@@kengrant5400 wonder if that was just ceased up... I still have yet to get to mine as I work night shift so my hours are everywhere. Try a bit of krown lube or rust chek if the bearing is visible.
Hilarious but good!
My fan is good, there’s power to it and to the relay. And nothing. Then I isolated it to the connector to the fan. It wiggles. And loses connection.
I’m ready to load the bed of my pickup up with tannarite and blow it to the moon blower motor just refuses to work purchased new all the above in order resistor,blower motor then the controls frickin nothing and yes fuses too
THAT BIG BLACK PLUG, WE COULD HEAR CLICKING BUT WEDGEDE IT FORWARD TOWARD THE SEAT AND IT WORKED AGAIN...
Lol. Good job
Thank you for your help to showing the video it’s very helpful but I was quite shocked I saw you trashing the street trying that heater motor on the street are you kidding me please be considerate to mother nature and don’t rush things on the road thank you
Vahek Moradian He threw it out on his driveway, don't be such a turd.
Chevy Rador Truck :)
I replaced what you did,mine worked one day and quite .. now what ??
Hes hilarious
Silveraido???😂🤣😂
This guy is a butcher
now it's my turn to go through that bushit, which me luck.