How to Replace a Blower Motor Resistor
Tools & Materials
Instructions

Step 1: Disconnect Your Negative Battery Terminal
Do It Right: Do It Right: If your blower motor resistor was in use before doing this job, let it cool for at least five minutes before working with it. |

Step 2: Remove the Glove Box




Step 3: Replace the Old Resistor





Step 4: Reinstall Your Glove Box


Do It Right: Do It Right: If you removed any items, don’t forget to put them back. |
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