95 Corolla Blower works in lowest two positions ONLY

heater fan motor has a relay
or vacuum or electronic motor works the internal flaps

if it is the fan motor
how to replace one
2006 Toyota Corolla Removing AC Heater Blower

fuse panel on the inside of the car drivers side

A/c compressor works fine and the blower motor works and shutdown right? it is the problem with the blower resistor or with blower motor relay. try to direct the resistor irrespective of the speed. hope the problem may be solved.

If the ventilation system is set on any setting other than off (I'm talking about the vent, heat, defroster, ac, etc) the fan motor will automatically run at low unless yo select a higher setting. To get the fan OFF, turn off the ventilation system by selecting OFF.

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check your blower esistor.

check the clip on bottom of the blower motor, mine was cliped in but contact was lost.

Does this have auto temp control where you set the temp number or does it have a knob you set 1-5. I'll bet you have auto temp. and you need to replace the blower control module under the hood.

The fuse wil be clearly marked as blower, same blower for a/c and vent. For motor, call a reputable used parts house

pull dash apart and check your switchs they might be dirty

I had the same problem on my 2004 Corrolla and ultimately it only worked on high. The dealer charged me $45 diagnostic fee and almost immediately told me it was a part called the blower resister. They knew the answer right there and then but only realesed it when I agreed to pay the diagnostic. They charged me 179.00 to fix the AC and later I found out the part cost $8.95 and a novice could have replaced it themselves.