This is most likely going to be the resistor block. It's located near the blower motor. It will have like 5 or 6 wires plugged into it. This has been a trouble spot on GMs for years. You'll need to replace the resistor block and the pigtail (plug) that plugs into it. Hope that helps! Jim
Replaced fan blower and still not working so where is the fuse and relay located
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