Where is the blower motor on my 1996 Buick Century Custom? When I need repair parts for the engine I need 1997 Buick Century as my vehicle is the 3.1 w/ the "M" vin. From the research I have been able to do it looks like the 1997 proper has the blower motor located on the firewall? while the 1996 would be under the dash pass side. I hate these mid-year vehicles where they do everything all screwy. Any correct guidance would be much appreciated. I am cold and really want to replace this motor. Thanks!

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More than likely it sounds like the lcd is bad and needs to be replaced, from what i understand if you take it to the dealer they will pull the miles from either your engine or from the eeprom from your cluster and then order you a refurbished one and set the proper mileage on it. I think i was quoted about 300 for parts and about 80 dollars for 1 hour worth of labor.

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Hello,

This is not a big problem with this car . I ran a garage for a bunch of years and we had a lot of them come through and me and my workers owned a few of them they are really good cars, with very few transmission problems. You just have to have your teenager not beat on it and come to a complete stop before shifting from drive to reverse or vice versa. If you have anymore questions ill be more then happy to answer them, also if you can please rate me id appreciate it.

Thanks,
Steve

mike loshbough

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• Posted on Mar 17, 2009

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it is located under the dash in the center.

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You will need to have a reputable mechanic do a diagnostic check on the car to determine the problem. This should pull up a code number in your car's computer and help point the mechanic and you in the direction of the malfunctioning part/s.

Just today, I had a diagnostic check done on mine for nearly $45.00. The mechanic was able to figure out the reason why my service engine light was staying on. I knew my car's radiator fans failed to run when car's engine was hot except when the A/C was running. I had changed out the sensors and was never able to get the light to go out or get the fans working. They were able to determine that the 25 amp fuse for the fans located under the hood was blown. After replacing it, the fans worked as they should, my car runs cooler and the engine service engine light is now out. Of course there are many possible reasons why the service engine light may come on including problems with the car's emissions. A reputable mechanic can solve your problem.