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Posted on Jul 28, 2009

I have a 2004 GMC Yukon with auto climate control. The front a/c is working but the fan will not come on. The rear a/s works fine. Checked fuses, they are all good. Any suggestions?

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I have a GMC 2003 yukon. Ac started blowing hot and they told me I needed to replace both rear and font evaporator valves ver $2000 w labor. took to other Mechanic and he checked or leak and could not find anywhere. Filled w dye and still no leak. Now ac, after refilled w freon week, before ran cold for a week but now blowing hot and cold again. any suggestions?

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It's most likely your blower motor control module. Easy fix! Remove the kick plate under the glove compartment and the module is right next to your blower motor - remove the two screws and it will drop right out. Disconnect the wire harness (2 wires) and replace. Good luck!

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