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My chevy ac blows only on fan speed 5 what could it be

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It is a 99% chance you need a new fan speed resistor board.
It is beside the fan motor.... it sits in the heater/AC duct work to use the air flow to cool itself.
It costs about $35 and takes 15 mins to change.
Did you loose one speed then another and now only high works?
That's the usual way they fail.

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