My A/C only works on level 5. Is this just a problem with the nob, or is it something electrical? Thanks



There is usually a resistor in the fan circuit to control the lower speeds, this is most likely the culprit. I have changed one on my old Grand Prix and it is located under the dash next to the blower motor, I should imagine the trucks have a similar set up. It is basically a printed circuit board with a pig tail plug on the end. Here's a link to to show you what I'm talking about.
http://www.gm part direct/catalog/frameset.cfm
Edit: The link doesn't go to the exact page, not sure why it's worked in the past, but just put in your truck info and follow the drop down list for heater parts and then to" resistor"
Last edited by adampaul1964; 09-07-2009 at 03:29 PM.
Adam
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2005 Z71 Silverado Crew Cab
previous:
'97 Chevy Suburban LT
'94 GMC Sierra SLE
its the resistor pack by the ac blower moter the resistor pack is like 22 bucks and if you need the wiring harrness with the plug its 95 dollars and you can only get it from the dealer![]()
06 silverado
Thanks a lot guy's. I'll order that part and swap it out. Is it tough to put the new one in?



Not sure on the trucks, but I practically had to stand on my head to do the one in my Pontiac!... 3 bolts for the blower then 2 more for the resistor, which doesn't sound like much but there wasn't much room under the dash and I'm 6'1" and 220lbs!!
Adam
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2005 Z71 Silverado Crew Cab
previous:
'97 Chevy Suburban LT
'94 GMC Sierra SLE
no the hardest part is finding all the screws to get the shroud off. the resistor pack is held in by 2 screws just off the blower motor. its pretty easy.
06 silverado
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