In today's video I'll show you how to remove and install the blower motor resistor in your GMC Envoy this one is a 2005 but it should also work for your 2002 through 2009 GMC Envoy. the problem this will cause is intermittent blower motor working like sometimes it'll blow air and sometimes it wont. It may also only work in one or two positions and not all of them. you can always send power directly to the blower motor to see if the blower motor works and then if it does you know it's most likely the blower motor resistor.

this repair procedure may work for other GMC, Chevrolet, Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Yukon, Sierra, Bravada, Silverado, Trailblazer, Suburban, and other GM models.

you're going to have to take your blower motor resistor out to see which one you need, my parts store gave me 2 wrong ones there was like a 5 pin and 8pin, and they didn't even carry the threepin one I needed for this car, So Below I've listed the different possibilities for your blower motor resistor

3 pin blower motor resistor...
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blower motor resistor option 2...
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blower motor resistor option 3...
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