There is a pressure clip on the end of the shaft. I used a side cutters to cut the clip. When you put it back together you will need to put a new clip on. I bought one at the local hardware.
the heater blower fan is in the heater housing assembly on the passenger side. You need to take out the whole housing assembly in order to access the blower.
you could have anything from a fuse to a blower motor problem ,,the blower moter is under the wiper assembly ,,, remove the assembly by removeing the 10 mill bolts ,,, and the plastic cover on the blowermotor houseing is held on with clips ,,, also check the blower resistor module which is in the blower housing
Not sure about the relay, but there is a blower resistor assembly located on the heater case to the right of the blower motor.
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The blower resistor assembly is located under the hood, on the heater case to the right of the blower motor. Haynes Manual #36071
The heater blower/motor seems to be incased in a plastic housing on the passenger side firewall , right behind the on-board computer. There are 3 screws holding the computer in place and need to be removed, to access the heater/blower motor behind it. The plastic casing needs to be cut with a utility knife to access the blower itself.
Possible options: * blower motor * electrical connection * switch assembly * resistor assembly * fuse There may be other possibilities but that's all I can think of at the moment.
You can access it by removing the three screws which retain the glove box and then remove the glove box itself. You then remove the duct between the blower motor assembly and the heater assembly.
I am answering my own question. Just did this over the weekend. Take out the glove box. Take out the kick panel. Disconnect blower harness(the one with the orange wire)from the front, not the motor side! Remove vaccum line. Remove bolt holding blower assembly to frame (near top of dash). Remove two bolts holding blower assembly to heater core assembly. Remember how everything fits for reassembly. Slide blower assembly down. Take assembly off the car and unbolt blower motor. Reverse to assemble. someone in the future. Thanks for the info. I'm going to be removing my heater blower this weekend.
The blower resistor assembly is located on the heater case to the right of the blower motor. The blower motor is located under the hood on the passenger side firewall.
Drain the engine cooling system into a clean container for reuse............Remove or disconnect the following...........Negative battery cable Heater hoses from the heater core Instrument panel storage compartment Electrical connectors, as necessary, that may be in the way Center floor air distribution duct Hinge pillar trim kick panels Blower motor cover screws and the cover Blower motor screws and the blower motor Steering wheel and the steering column Instrument panel fasteners and pull the instrument panel back far enough to gain access to the heater assembly Screw located on the interior side near the evaporator pipe, if equipped, while holding the heater assembly against the firewall 4 heater assembly-to-chassis screws and the 2 heater assembly-to-chassis nuts, working in the engine compartment7 heater cover-to-heater assembly screws and the cover Heater core from the heater assembly
You probably have water tht has entered the heater case through the cowl air inlet, which has damaged the heater blower resister assembly. It is held into the case with two 8mm screws, and is locatted under the glove box area right beside the heater blower motor. Turn on the blower and follow the sound, and you will find the resister assembly right there. I'll bet if you replace the resister assembly, you will have all your speeds back again.