2001 Impala Blower Problems
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2001 Impala Blower Problems
Ok I am having problems with my A/C heating blower. 1st the blower only works on high, then last night I started my car and turned on the defrost and you could hear a rattle/popping noise but with no air coming out. Still having the problem this morning and all fuses are good. I tryed looking up on here and in the manual of where my blower motor is but I can not find it. I just need a small fix till payday. And also this will not effect my cool down on my engine right? If anyone knows where I can find detail pics of my engine that would help even better. Im use to the easy find engines. lol
Thank you in advance!!! [sm=feedback.gif]Christina
Thank you in advance!!! [sm=feedback.gif]Christina
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RE: 2001 Impala Blower Problems
The blower motor will not effect the cooling of the engine in your car. If the rattle is constant I would think the squirrel cage has come loose from the blower motor.
Right now (maybe after a second pot of coffee) I don't remember where the blower motor was located in a 2001 Imp but I'm pretty sure theres a component locator section at the www.autozone.com web site. Jo.
Right now (maybe after a second pot of coffee) I don't remember where the blower motor was located in a 2001 Imp but I'm pretty sure theres a component locator section at the www.autozone.com web site. Jo.
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RE: 2001 Impala Blower Problems
the blower motor only working on high sounds like it's the blower motor resister and check the resistor connector to see if it's burnt up. we have alot of problems with those.
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RE: 2001 Impala Blower Problems
I agree there is a possibility of the resistor or the wiring being burnt would make it only work on high but having the rattle either sounds like something fell down the defroster ducts or the fan is falling apart.
I've seen both happen especially during the coldest weather. If the fan does come loose or break it takes full power to turn it over and then makes its "rattle".
I've seen both happen especially during the coldest weather. If the fan does come loose or break it takes full power to turn it over and then makes its "rattle".
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