Blower resistor i have a 97 cadillac seville and i want to find the blower resistor i heard that its connected to the blower motor and i heard its under the dash two different answers im pretty sure its not on blower so does anyone know a definite answer on where it would be located on the cadillac for sure please help

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Ok on most cars and trucks its under dash around the heater blower motor, most likely on top of heater box it looks like a piece of thin cardbord shaped like an egg, the bottom half of it sets inside of heater box, and the cardboard part sets on top with 2 screws to hold it in. It will have an electrical plug to it with 4 or 5 wires. It might be hidden behind a couple of relays i'am not sure, but if its got one thats where it will be. I can't tell you what has to be removed to get to it but depending on its location it may just be as simple as taking off glove box door. Hope this helps Good luck. OLD SCHOOL.

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Hello. I recommend replacing the blower relay. Go to any auto parts store and they will sell you the correct relay and possibly even plug it in for you. it is under the dash board. regards, Joe
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Under the dash... in the duct work for the vents... you will see a coonector that goes to the side of the duct work... and a part held on by two or three screws... that is the resister block... remove it and replace it

Robert

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GM Cadillac Deville_Fleetwood_ELD_Seville 1990-1998

Door Panels - REMOVAL & INSTALLATION
FRONT DOOR



Fig. Front door panel-1990-91 Deville and Fleetwood



Fig. Front door panel-1992-98 Deville and Fleetwood



Fig. Carefully pry up the power window switchplate and . . .



Fig. . . . gently remove it from the door panel



Fig. Remove the door pull strap retaining screw covers by gently prying them off



Fig. Remove the door pull strap retaining screws



Fig. Gently pull the inside door handle panel down and . . .



Fig. . . . release the rod from the handle



Fig. Carefully lift up the door panel to release the . . .



Fig. . . . retaining pegs on the door panel



Fig. Do not pull the panel too far away from the door, as some components still have wiring harness connected



Fig. Detach any necessary wiring connectors and remove the door panel from the vehicle

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
2. Insert a flat-bladed tool between the door panel and the rear edge of the power window switch plate to disengage the retainer from the panel.
3. Slide the power window switch plate forward, then label and detach the wiring connectors.
4. Remove the power door lock switch plate retaining screw. Remove the switch plate and detach the wiring connector.
5. Remove the pull handle retaining screws.
6. Using a thin-bladed tool, carefully pry the courtesy lamp lenses off. Remove the courtesy lamp bulb.
7. Pinch the courtesy lamp retainers and pull out the lamp socket holder. Detach the courtesy lamp wiring connector.
8. Remove the door panel retaining screws.
9. Using tool J-2459B or equivalent, disengage the door panel fasteners from the holes in the door. Detach any remaining wiring connectors and remove the door panel.

1. Position the door panel close to the door and attach the wiring connectors.
2. Align the door panel fasteners with the holes in the door. Push in on the door panel to install it to the door.
3. Install the door panel and pull handle retaining screws.
4. Install the courtesy lamps and switch plates.
5. Connect the negative battery cable.

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