Remove the inner glove box. On the ductwork towards the left side behind the glove box you'll see a plate with 2 screws. The plate is the resistor assembly. If I remember correctly, it's on the top of the ductwork. You'll have to disconnect 2 connectors, then remove the 2 screws, then you can remove the resistor assembly. There are 4 or so coil wires on the plate, one for each of the 4 fan speeds. On mine, 1 or 2 of the wires were broken. Be careful when reinstalling the new one, not to bump the wires.
I only had one of 4 sppeds. Once the new one was in, all speeds returned. Easy once you know what you're looking for. .
Cool the heater hose and then gently take it off
122"
probably the blower motor resistor
It is a 5.3 liter 1995 chevy suburban
A 1995 suburban doesn't have a carburetor. A 1995 suburban doesn't have a carburetor.
Yes it will, there the same.
Yes.
The blower motor speed resistor is burned out. That part is available from your local auto parts store.
its next to the blower motor
No, a 1995 Chevrolet Suburban does not have a carburetor. The carburetors were changed in 1995 and replaced with fuel injectors.
Yes
Defective heater resistor pack.