How to Replace Blower Motor with Fan Cage Chevy C/K1500 1988-2000
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The blower motor, and typically integrated fan, is responsible for blowing the heated or cooled air from your heat or AC system into the cabin of your vehicle. A fan could become noisy if it is broken, or could stop spinning all together. If you need a new blower motor with fan cage, watch this video to learn how to install one in your Chevy C/K1500 1988-2000.
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This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
1988 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
1989 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
1990 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
1991 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
1992 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
1993 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
1994 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
1995 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
1996 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
1997 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
1998 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
1999 Chevrolet K1500 Truck
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Terrible design on these c/k series blower motor locations. That's a ridiculous amount of stuff to mess with to change a motor that you can kick when sitting in the passenger seat. Whatcha gonna do though 😆
Lol. Only if you don't take short cuts.
Yeah the engineers didn’t think that one through very well on these early obs truck. The square bodies is super easy on the outside. They should have made it a little lower or at an angle to get the motor out to do a simple job without having to do all that. It really looks like a pain.
Thank-you. Video is great, direct, and the time you take to show what you are doing helps us that are trying to do this for the first time so much...A PLUS!
Awesome video! I am putting a blower motor in tomorrow and this video is going to save me a ton of time and heartache. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.👍👍
Thanks. I have a 95 and I just pulled the cover apart a bit and unscrewed the screws and pulled the motor out without messing with the ECU and plate.
What light bulb is that down there? Mine is gone lol
Some motors don’t come with blower. And you need to use your old one. If you never done it it can be hard. You have to be careful. You can break the fan. It has to be done right. Hold onto the fan carefully and hit the pin out with a heavy hammer or small sledge hammer. H regular hammer will just bounce off the pin. At some point you can just slide it the rest of the way. And installing takes a bit of force but you can do it. Try to use even force and not pull too much on one side. Thanks for the video. It’s great to watch it done again before I do it again for the 10th time at least on my 25 year old truck.
Great video. Thank you helped alot
Where can i get a blower cover
Hey TRQ. I just did this. As per your instructions. Almost to the T.
But the motor only comes on on high.
I hear a click when I hit low and medium. But no response from the motor.
Do you know if there is some kind of relay that controls the motors speed apart from the motor?
I'm looking online now. Figured I ask the source first.
Almost the same exact truck in the video. Color. Near all of the placements. 1992 Suburban K2500.
Replace your resister. It’s on top of the box right behind the relays above the glove box.
I think you need to replace the resistor
my 1993 doesnt have medium low or medium high on the ac control unit. anyone know why?
Thanks to this video I've replaced the blower. Didn't touch the dash though. Also used this opportunity to replace that damn actuator hiding near the firewall (*&^%$&&^$$%&&). What a pain.
Now it's dark and rainy. Grabbing the headlamp to go reassemble
Call Bs at 9:20 connecting red /blue while it's mounted down w clips ... guarantee you took it back out , make connections red/blue then clips and set it in tray ...
I am in midst of this project on my 1988 3500. I next need to loosen the dash to get the blower out; thanks for showing the fasteners that need to be removed. I did not remove the computer shelf; I will see if that is OK. Unmating the computer connectors was easier after the computer was pulled free from the clips and rotated towards the glovebox hole. My blower has one orange wire (+12V); I am not sure where it gets grounded. Hopefully, the ground will be apparent once I have the blower out of there. Thanks
Awesome!
Yeah believe my blower has went out. When I first bought the truck the floor was working but I had to hit it to get it started. I would turn the AC on on the dash and it wouldn't come on then I would tap the blower underneath the dash and it would come on that's not even doing that
where is the fuse located on a 98 Chevy pickup truck for the blower motor
Yep
I am so glad I found this video. I just paid a little over $900 to have my compressor replaced in my 1991. Was working fine for a couple weeks but just started making a screeching sound and minimal air coming out of the vents. Gonna give this a try before taking it back up to the auto shop. Thank you for all these videos! Great step by step instructions.
Man i wish every job would go that smooth/easy lol they made this particular job so difficult for no reason
I also took this time to blow out all the dust including the computer
I got a 2000 ck 3500 would it be Mostly the same
About how long do you think it would take the average person to do this job?
Interesting. I only have low, med and high.. What are these in between settings!
Best video I’ve seen on changing that darn blower.
Very well done video. Thank you.
Do a slave cylinder video on the Chevy k1500
Excellent tutorial guy thanks
Why is antifreeze and r134a involved with changing a heater core?
Most heater cores are in the same housing as the a/c evaporator. The freon has to be evacuated
Very informative!! Thank you!!
The best video on the market!
Thank you. Very helpful
You saved the day. If you dont have cover on blower, you dont have to remove computer tray.
My cover just fell to pieces so I threw it away. Don’t know if I should buy another one or just leave it. So i can bolt the motor up if I put the computer and tray back?
excellent video! my only bit of construction criticism that could have made it even better would have been if you mentioned the size of each bolt as you were removing/reinstalling them. thank you for making the job a lot easier than it would have been had i went in blind.
My Chevy doesn’t look like that, it’s a 1998