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2006 chevy eqinoix blower motor quit working on one setting, would work on high, then quit altogether. Then it started woking again on all settings??

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Hello! The Blower Motor Resistor Pack (see picture below) Which is bolted to the top of the blower motor assembly has a loose connection at its connector or in the component assembly...Check for dirty contacts on both male/female connector pins...Pull the resistor pack and inspect for broken or loose connections...Cost is around $30...AC Delco part #1580647...Guru...Saailer

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