My heater fan (blower) will not work with the remote car starter that was installed professionally. they tried but there is no single remote starter manufacturer that has separate module to install for this function. the reason I had them install it was to warm up the interior so I don't freeze in winter.

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If the heater blower circuit was not connected to the bypass relays of the remote starter unit, then it will not work. Some lower grade aftermarket remote starters do not have relay bypass for the accessory circuits (heater and A/C) in order to save a buck or two. If it is a factory remote start, then the heater should work.

well the blower work on HIGH>?
if the blower i dead on high , replace the fuse. called blower
if the fuse is good, then the blower is bad , the controls to it are bad
the FSM covers all the tests.
if not DIY person, take it in for service.
or look on alldata.com (online, almost FSM)

I'm using up my one answer for you but I can't help without make,model,year, and type of same info for remote starter. But you made it this far and you obviously got the hard part done. Check for a schematic of your vehicle, your close, it sounds like you have all the wires there, just a couple mixed up i think. Also check to see if there are other acc on that fuse, maybe pull it and try stuff, then you know that you need to isolate that wire, but be careful I don't know if you will lose manual control then. It's impossible for me to help with not enough info

the heater blower motor is located under the dash on the passengers side,there's a single plug with two wires that you have to disconnect then there is three bolts to remove and then remove the blower motor, sometimes there a plastic (or carpeted)cover you have to remove first under the dash to gain access to the blower motor .

Removal & Installation

1. Before servicing the vehicle, refer to the Precautions section.
   
2. Disconnect battery negative cable from remote negative terminal on shock tower and properly isolate to prevent accidental reconnection.
   
3. Remove or disconnect the following:
   
   • Glove box assembly
     
   • Joint duct
     
   • Resistor
     
   • Blower fan and motor
     
   • Air changeover damper motor
     
   • Blower assembly
     

To install:

1. Install or connect the following:
   
   • Blower assembly into duct
     
   • Air changeover damper motor and reconnect the electrical plug
     
   
   NOTE Lubricate the damper motor's slide contacts with multi-purpose grease
   
   
   • Blower fan and motor into the plenum and reconnect the electrical plug
     
   • Resistor on the joint duct
     
   • Joint duct to blower assembly
     
   • Glove box assembly
     

The blower motor is located on the right side of the heater housing.

1. Disconnect battery.
   
2. Remove the lower right under panel silencer duct.
   
3. Remove the blower motor connector from resistor block.
   
4. Remove the blower motor case retaining screws.
   
5. Lower blower motor case from housing
   
6. Remove the fan scroll from motor shaft.
   
7. Remove the motor from motor case.
   

Blower motor (1)

To install:

1. Install the in reverse order of removal.
   

check fuses

blower motor or resistor or the blower motor control switch.

the main fuse for the HVAC blower motor is #14. it is just above the 1 that is dead center. good luck