The story of Blower Motor Resistor
Blower Motor Resistor has been an essential component of vehicle HVAC systems for decades, evolving from to extra complex, thermal resistance patterns. Its development has focused on enhancing durability and efficiency to meet the demands of modern vehicles. Today鈥檚 resistors are engineered to handle higher electrical loads, ensuring consistent performance in assorted climate conditions.

Fitment
for Chevy
for Tahoe 6.5L 1997-1999 & 5.7L 1997-2000
for C/K 1500 4.3L/6.5L 1997-1998 & 5.0L/5.7L 1997-1999 & Suburban 5.7L/6.5L 1997-1999
for C/K 2500 Suburban 5.7L/6.5L/7.4L 1997-1999
for C/K 2500/3500 5.7L/6.5L/7.4L 1997-2000
for C2500 5.0L 1997-1999
for K2500 5.0L 1997-1998

for GMC
for Yukon 5.7L 1997-2000
for C/K 1500 5.0L/5.7L 1997-1999 & Suburban 5.7L/6.5L 1997-1999
for C/K 2500 Suburban 5.7L/6.5L/7.4L 1997-1999
for C/K 2500/3500 5.7L/6.5L/7.4L 1997-2000
for C1500 4.3L 1997-1998
for C2500 5.0L 1997-1999
for K1500 4.3L/6.5L 1997-1998

Item Offered
Package: Includes Blower Motor Fan Cage Impeller Already Installed

Position
Location: Front

How to install Blower Motor Resistor
To install Blower Motor Resistor, first, disconnect the vehicle鈥檚 battery to avoid electrical shock. Locate the resistor near the blower motor, typically under the dashboard. Extract the decrepit resistor by disconnecting the wiring harness and unscrewing the mounting bolts. Install the new resistor by reversing these steps, ensuring secure connections. Reconnect the battery and assess the fan speed.