If it is noisy or it is getting voltage with a ground and isn't working, it needs replaced.
It gives you all the blower speeds except high.
cant remember what its called but check where the hoses go into the fire wall into the heater core and look for a valve looking thing... that starts to open when you adjust the temp setting on your heater...if that is stuck closed or brocken or blocked no hot water will go into the heater core wich in turn gives no heat....
I had no problem replacing the blower motor in my '95 Suburban without taking the glove box or computer mount out. I removed the sound insulating cover from the motor and five screws that hold the motor in , unplugged the wires and then reverse the procedure to install. Done in about 20 minutes. You have to pull the glove box and the computer mount to access the motor. If you bur a Haynes repair manual it gives great detail
Heater...
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If you mean the resistor that gives you different speeds it is very easy remove the glove box screws (2) at the bottom of the glove box and remove it The resistor is right in front of you
It is a major undertaking to replace the front heater core, or the AC evaperator. They are both housed inside a plastic chamber behind the dash. You have to remove the left side of the dash, and all associated wiring, lower the steering column, and open the AC system in order to get the Heater/AC chamber our to remove the top of the chamber and lift out the heater core. The Haynes manual gives a step-by-step directions. It took me most of the day to replace my AC evaporator. Good luck, and don't forget to connect back up all the electrical plugs.
fregley gives it to you after using the leaf blower to free him from his snowman
fregley has it and gives it to you after you blow him off with the leaf blower in the garage
fregley has it and gives it to you after you blow him off with the leaf blower in the garage
I found lots of technical info at http://www.altimas.net/tsb/ Look at bulletin number NTB02-047. This explains how to troubleshoot poor heater performance and it gives a procedure for replacing the thermostat. what is a pilot converter
Please be more specific ... heater gives off heat, then cold air OR The heater fan runs for awhile then stops running