1. The only blower relay on the 99 Tahoe is the A/C relay in the 'control panel" under the hood, next to the ECM or PCM (computer) Take the rectangular cover off by squeezing the clips on the ends and lifting. Looking across the hood from the drivers side fender, on the far side (across the end) of the box are three "square" looking plugged in boxes. The laft one is the Fuel pump relay, the middle is the A/C relay, and the right (I believe) is auxilliary relay. You can pull the relay and check for voltage at the prong points (you'd need a wiring diagram to tell which is hot, ground, etc) or you could "guess-timate" and replace the relay. (A parts store or dealer may be able to check the relays for you.) 2. My next question would be if you've checked out both the blower and the blower switch under the console? If your blower fan isn't working, it could be one of those. (The 99 Tahoe is famous for blowing the fan switch - I went to a dealer one day, expecting to have to order one - only to find he had "34" in stock! Good luck!
The Heater/Blower Relay is on the blower motor housing under the dash in the passenger compartment on 1999-2002 models
Chevrolet Tahoe rear blower relay switch can be found behind the dashboard. The relay switch will be behind the drivers side dashboard.
the blower motor relay is located next to the blower motor it is connected to the motor by a purple and black wires
The relay for only the high speed blower function is located in the fuse and relay center under the hood. The resistor for the blower motor lower speeds is located under the hood, passenger side, on the firewall close to the blower motor.
The turn signal relay on a 2001 Chevy Tahoe is located behind the lower dashboard on the driver's side. It is just to the left of the cigarette lighter.
Which one? There are several.
The horn relay is located in the fuse box under the hood of the 2007 Chevy Tahoe. The horn relay is responsible for making the car horn have sound.
The blower motor relay only operates the high speed function. That relay would be in the fuse/relay center under the hood.
Its not the relay, it is the blower motor resistor.
The fuel pump relay switch and/or reset switch on a 2001 Chevy Tahoe is under the hood junction box. It is found near the center and is marked F/PMP relay.
Check fuse and/or relay.
There is a fuse for the blower motor on the fuse panel, I do not know of a relay.