1997 Chevrolet Lumina "remove dash" Questions

where is the location of the blower motor in a 1990 chevy lumina On the Lumina in the early 90's the blower is under the RIGHT SIDE of the dash, by the passenger's feet behind that shroud and up ...

...dash #2 Remove the four 9/32 nuts around the perimeter of the black metal housing that held the ashtray in place #3 there are 2 more hidden 9/32 nuts right under the trim piece under the stereo. If ...

...dash behind plenum.remove cover under right side of dash (2-3 screws) then unplug blowermotor, remove screws holding it and bingo blower comes out. may have to pull carpet back a little for more room ...

...will take a while, and finding a Haynes Manual for it will make it easier. All but the hoses are removed from under the passenger side dash and it's justa a matter of removing screws and panes ...

...remove the dash panel on a 93 chevy lumina trying to install the cluster on my dash Shop manuals are available for most vehicles at minimal cost, on the Internet. Start with Google - you'll probably ...

...under instrument panel) or sedan/coupe (driver side under dash, on passenger side of steering column) remove obd1 pannel under drivers dash area should be hanging there lower left shiny silver ...

...remove the trim panel under the passenger side of the dash (above where the passenger's legs go) You will then see the heater box with the blower motor mounted into it. The blower resistor is mounted ...

...noise coming from the dash near the steering column even when the car is turned off and the key is removed from the ignition. How do I stop this? Sounds like you turned on your emergency flashers ...

dash and when you put the brakes on the dinger bell (the one when you leave your lights on) would ding. When it got dark and put the headlights on the dinger went all the time, any guesses??? Ignition

...remove the dash to check the wiring? How do I remove the dash? the problem is likely in the adjuster for the brightness of the dash lights..try moving it from one end of the adjustment to the other ...