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Anonymous Posted on Oct 19, 2011

Heater and ac stopped working 1996 gmc sonoma there is a clicking noise when i turn the fan low to high and also the same sound turning switch from off to different blower settings but no air comes out does not even sound like is blowing

  • Anonymous Oct 22, 2011

    Thanks man Helpful Info first time getting into dashboard so will be an experience

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Probly the switch is burnt-it happens when the blower motor gits old and draws too many amps---so replace blower at same time or else same issue again--and while u gut dashboard all apart inspect ac evaporator and heater core-theyr aging too

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