Should I get this one for my 2002 Silverado because sometimes the fan won't shut off and the low speed fan won't work or the AC Delco model?
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This one worked great for me. The lower fan settings would not work before putting this in. It should fix your problem.
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You have to be more specific... but anyway, here are my two cents: I suspect that the blower or the wiring to the motor is bad, because the motor should operate when the manual mode is selected (FAN). Check for voltage a the fan when the FAN is selected, if there is voltage at the terminal, the blower is bad, if not, check for an open to the wires. Also you can jump terminal R & G at the terminal strip, that should turn the fan on. Good luck
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If you're reversing your cord to heat and the fan doesn't turn, are you using the original motor or a replacement? The cooler reverses the polarity to heat or cool but some replacement motors won't run both directions. Without a resistance check and being able to see the cooler first hand, I can't offer any better help.
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http://downloadwithoutsin.net/iheater-1500-owners-manual/ for manual .... the fan in mine quit working causing it to shut off .... I bought 2 of these and in a year had to take switch off of unit that went bad and put it on 2nd unit will see how long it works there are places that will repair them .... IHeater company is no longer in business ..... Good luck .. once this unit stops working Im done with them
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I have no idea but, I did call customer service regarding my wiring situation, and they gave me a configuration which made the device work perfectly. My guess, the Fan only feature would not work.
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Sorry, I don't know, I have a 2002 Silverado. I doesn't work as well as the original. It is a little snug and so it doesn't always work for the push on/off feature. I sometimes have to pull it off and push it back on again. Hope this helps.
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From Robert Richey: I do have such a switch. There was a repair man in MIlipitas California who offered to rewire the fan for a new switch but it was expensive so I just use the old switch and hope for the best.Sorry about that as I am a retired engineer not a repair man.
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Before i use ac pro my truck ac has differrent brand r134 ( cheap from autozone)I just added AC pro professional.. Make sure you do not overfill.. I did not evacuatethe ac system.. 2 years now so far so good.
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Is this to repair your air condition motor. If so yes that was it. I had already replaced a relay part which was purchased from the dealer. The air conditioner was only blowing on one speed , then it finally died. I ordered this part and my air conditioner is now good as new.
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unless you already have an electric fan installing this will be difficult. Biggest problem is wiring in the relay circuit and having it work. Best bet replace mechanical fan with OEM only, after market fans do not work.
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Hello Mr. Rivas, Thanks for contacting us and for your interest in our parts. This A/C Heater Blower Motor/Fan is OEM part number: 1L5Z18456CA. If you hover over the 2nd photo to the right, you will see an actual photo of the plug. If you scroll down the display photos there are 4 other photos of the item including the plug. Per our store policy, "All fitment for our parts are based on U.S. market specifications. While many are identical to other countries, we cannot guarantee fitment for regions beyond the U.S. market unless if otherwise specified." There can be regional differences regarding these parts because, we had a customer with a foreign model buy one of our A/C blower motor/fans and it did not fit because the plug was different and the blades were in the opposite direction than his original. That is the most common regional difference. There are other regional differences regarding all parts, especially if the same make and model were offered throughout different countries. Also, if A/C was not factory installed on your vehicle, you must have it dealer installed, because we only carry aftermarket replacement parts to replace the parts that were already factory installed. Please make sure you confirm fitment with any seller you contact because most do not refund postage costs and charge 10%-20% restocking fee on all returned packages. Your inquiry is greatly appreciated. If you have any further questions or concerns please feel free to contact us again, thank you.
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I suggest calling the manufacturer. They have excellent customer service. I have a 2005 Silverado and it works perfectly.
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1 is suppose to b 1 prong the other is suppose to b a 2 prong but can't remember which is which call dealer they should b able to tell you ac delco part# i have a 2003 silverado they are suppose to b able to just unplug old 1 & plug in new one but the one we bought came with another plug and wire connectors my husband had to switch out & ours was 2 prong he just took bed off instead of dropping tank then put it back on took it to get gas now our engine light is on took& our diagnostic machine says code po446 for evap vent system malfunction
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The one i got stopped working and so did the replacement after a few usea. It would work olay, but its kindof noisy and the fan is pretty small you have to sit right in front of it for it to work.
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Yes, exact same problem on two fans. Had first one die first week, then a second one after a couple months. If you reverse the direction, the fans turn off for a few seconds, then reverse. If you adjust the speed without waiting for the fans to kick back on, something goes haywire, and it fries the fuse immediately. If you replace the fuse, the fan continues to run, won't turn off or respond to controls, and the fuse blows again. Their warranty service cannot replace the fan, because "They don't have stock"... "Call back in 4 months". If you have one of these fans, give the fan time between changing direction and changing speed. Both fans died in exactly the same way. The fan is great until it fries. Yes, exact same problem on two fans. Had first one die first week, then a second one after a couple months. If you reverse the direction, the fans turn off for a few seconds, then reverse. If you adjust the speed without waiting for the fans to kick back on, something goes haywire, and it fries the fuse immediately. If you replace the fuse, the fan continues to run, won't turn off or respond to controls, and the fuse blows again. Their warranty service cannot replace the fan, because "They don't have stock"... "Call back in 4 months". If you have one of these fans, give... » Read More Yes, exact same problem on two fans. Had first one die first week, then a second one after a couple months. If you reverse the direction, the fans turn off for a few seconds, then reverse. If you adjust the speed without waiting for the fans to kick back on, something goes haywire, and it fries the fuse immediately. If you replace the fuse, the fan continues to run, won't turn off or respond to controls, and the fuse blows again. Their warranty service cannot replace the fan, because "They don't have stock"... "Call back in 4 months". If you have one of these fans, give the fan time between changing direction and changing speed. Both fans died in exactly the same way. The fan is great until it fries. « Show Less
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I had the same issue and had to replace the AC adapter. I bought a universal one at Best Buy made by dynex that did the truck and cleared it right up.
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Electrically they are very close to being the same, I do recommend getting a new start capacitor with the new motor. You will have to take your AC unit apart and measure the shaft diameter and motor bolt pattern to make sure they are the same. Also this motor is reversible, so make sure when you wire it up the fan is spinning the right direction.