AC blower solenoid: Where is it located ???? (it uses low amp to connect blower directly to battery)
I assume it is one of the six under the cowling on the fire wall... If you are standing in front of the vehicle observing the firewall, from left to right which one is it?
________ ________ Fuse Fuse ________ ________
1 2 3 4 5 6Above six are control solenoids
Thank you for your time and knowledge
CAB
P.S. No it is not that I am too cheap to buy the service manual...(I have dozens on other vehicles) I am off-ing ALL of my Pontiac products... 97 Transport and 99 Bonnie. I am very dissappointed with there late 90's offerings... I've been a Pontiac owner since late
70's...NO MORE !!! Corporate Pontiac has left a very sour taste in my mouth...Fool me once, Shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me !!! Well, shame on me, but never again!Symptoms:
- The controls on the inside are funky..AC blower will work on some settings but not others...If you do leave it on say setting 3, it may start blowing after 15 or so minutes.
-Also, after the key is removed from the ignition, it keeps blowing. I had to disconnect the blower motor completely to get it to shut off the first time it happened.
The fan not shutting off after the key is removed is controlled by a relay... Which one??? I assume it is one of the six under the cowling on the fire wall... Second question, would this solinoid also affect the fan in the manner I stated in my first paragraph? I kinda doubt it.
Any suggestions would be most welcome. Thank you ahead of time for you time and knowledge.
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