Replacing the blower motor resistor on my 2003 Chevrolet Silverado continues, and getting the old resistor out is surprisingly simple!
For this step, we’re removing the small 6mm bolts holding the blower motor resistor in place. A basic socket, a few minutes, and you’re ready for the next step.
If your Silverado fan doesn’t work on every speed setting, a failed blower motor resistor could be the culprit.
Part 2 of my Silverado blower motor resistor DIY repair series.
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