I just encountered exact problem on my 2014 Silverado after changing the cabin air filter and was glad I found this video. One stray leaf in the blower motor and it sounded just like yours did. You're 100% correct about the rear right bolt being difficult. Easy fix but time consuming.
Have loud fans that stay on for a while even after shutting off. Also, only hot air blows. Can this all be related to the same issue you had? Thank you
This is probably a temp sensor and thermostat problem. In worst case it’s your clutch fan. But if you have a loud fan come on when you start the engine and when it stays on when you shut off the truck there is something wrong with how the engine is sensing its temperature. First two problems I said are an easy fix. Other one is a more professional problem
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This video just helped me out today. 🤝🏽 luckily I just had leaves too & the fan noise is gone ! Thank you, I owe you a beer 🍻
Glad it helped
I just encountered exact problem on my 2014 Silverado after changing the cabin air filter and was glad I found this video. One stray leaf in the blower motor and it sounded just like yours did. You're 100% correct about the rear right bolt being difficult. Easy fix but time consuming.
Thanks for including the t size for the motor mounting screws. A1 didn't include that info 😊
Have loud fans that stay on for a while even after shutting off. Also, only hot air blows. Can this all be related to the same issue you had? Thank you
I don’t think so
This is probably a temp sensor and thermostat problem. In worst case it’s your clutch fan. But if you have a loud fan come on when you start the engine and when it stays on when you shut off the truck there is something wrong with how the engine is sensing its temperature. First two problems I said are an easy fix. Other one is a more professional problem
Coolant sensor broken
thx for video realistic
Glad it helped