95 Chevy K2500. I need to replace the heater blower fan. It's under the dash on the passenger side below glove compartment. I has a rubber cover over it. I cant seem to figure out how to remove that rubber cover. Someone told me to remove the glove compartment. Removing that seems more difficult than the blower itself, since the screws are located real low under the door, which can not be opened beyond a certain point. Can anyone tell me step by step how to do this? Thanks

Not had to do it so don't know directly, but I've found that there's a Utub video for virtually anything you search for...most of them have been enough to figure it out with (or to realize that is _not_ the way in a couple of instances; keep looking :) ).

How to remove heater fan 95 pickup

Dec 28, 2013 24 Replies

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micky 12 years ago

That's an idea, but I do like having them in print. I add the 100+ dollars to the cost of the car. Then it seems cheaper.

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clare 12 years ago

I spend the hundred bucks I save on the print version on a used laptop to display the manual - so I come out feeling I'm ahead. The laptop is part of the "car kit"

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Caulking-Gunn 12 years ago

Not for the money they want. I know a guy who used to work for an auto repair shop, he said they paid over $2000 a year for it, and that was 4 or 5 years ago.

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clare 12 years ago

And for a single vehicle personal use subscription it's about $20.00

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NotMe 12 years ago

We have several vehicles and pay ~ $30 for the first sub and ~$15 each for the rest. that's per year

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