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Re: 2001 chevy express van 1500, rear blower motor...
Inside the van, all the way to the rear, on the side, will have a nice looking panel over it, remove panel and you'll see blower motor, held on with about 6 small screw's.
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My air pressure is low in 2003 Chevy express 3500 , I change the blower motor and still have the same problem ....the ones on the passenger side blows a little harder then the driver side I ready need to fix this problem cause it is hot in Texas
That woul be a bad blower motor resistor or a bad blower motor resistor connection.Turn on the ignition switch and put the fan switch on high then pull on and wiggle the connector going to the resistor.These resistors get hot and usally melt the connector causing it to loose its contact with the prongs.The resistor is located on the passenger side mounted on the heat duct with to screws.
The blower motor resistor gets very hot, so it is always located in a position where the blower can keep it cool. Inside the box with the blower but accessed from the outside, usually with two screws holding it in.
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