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I have a 1998 buick lasabre and the heat won't blow. I have put a new fan motor in and it was slow to turn on the first time I started it after I installed it and the next time I started the car the heater won't run again. When I am driving down the highway I can feel warm air at the vents but it just won't blow air no matter what speed I put it on Please help
Alice
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LOOK FOR A SMALL FLAT ROD THAT COMES THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE TRUNK LOCK YOU SOULD BE ABLE TO TURN THAT WITH A PLIERS. YOU'LL NEED TO TURN IT SO IT IS STRAIGHT UP AND DOWN AND IT SHOULD LATCH
It is located under the right side off the dash. Remove the plastic kick panel and you will see it. The screws to remove the panel are just under the glove box. Once the panel is removed you will see the motor housing it has an electric plug with three wires.
the blower motor is under the passenger side of the dash. Once you locate it (you will need to remove the trim pannel under the dash) turn on the heater and turn the blower to high speed, then wack the bottom of the blower motor with a screwdriver handle or tap with a hammer. If it starts to work replace it.
You can also grab the connector and twist/pull. If the blower starts to work but you can hear is slow or stop by twisting/pulling the connector than replace the blower motor.
Ever find out what to do with this? I'm running into the same problem and see multiple refrences to it, but not much for follow up on what fixed it. I pulled the fuse for mine, but it kills the trunk release and automatic locks...so I'm not a big fan of that.
I have the same problem on a 1988 lesaber Climate control and was told to change the climate control as the was the problem. A have the climate control but have a problem to take of the cover that covers the control and the radio. If any one can tell me how to remove it I will put in the new control and see if that will stope the fann.Thanks
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