My wife says thank you. I fixed it for her using this video. You’re awesome.

To you and all the people who take the time to record and post repair videos......Thank you so much!

From your step by step video I was able to fix my own Yukon!! Girl Power!!!

Perfect- step by step analysis which allowed me to repair my truck without purchasing unnecessary parts. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!

I have a 2005 chevy suburban and I just want to say Thank you sooo much you have saved me so much money!!Your truly a blessing for making these videos!!!

Love your videos because your a little more detailed on them. The majority of the techs on you tube for instance they use scopes but they don’t show how to hook them up. That would really help out the new generation of techs coming into the industry. I know this didn’t need a scope. But your detailed on the repair without a long video. Keep up the good work brother.

I am having the same problem and by far this has been the best video I've seen regarding the repair needed to resolve the problem.

That was by far one of the best videos I've seen . Very informative and easy to follow. Thank you.

2006 Suburban, helped me and saved money. Thank you! Much appreciated!

This video helped me fix our 2005 Suburban for about $34.00 I appreciate you for taking the time and sharing knowledge.

Also thanks for such a detailed video, literally the best explanation/detailed repair video I've seen on auto repair.

Great video! Thanks for helping me fix my resistor. I followed your video to the letter and nailed it with no mistakes.

Thanks man, I didn't need a new module but I traced the wires and one was loose. Now I'm back to working AC. Your the man

I completed this exact job today and your video saved me. I took the laptop out to the carport and followed your directions. Had no problems whatsoever! I went to O'reillys and bought the module for about $80 bucks, I probably could have ordered it on Amazon or some place else and paid a cheaper price but the wind is blowing about 35 mph and it's about 20 degrees outside, so I was just happy to get it done. I was out this morning at 4:30 AM and it was raining and my windows were fogging up so bad because I had no blower, I had to pull over and wipe the inside windows. The rear air in my suburban would heat the vehicle just fine but it didn't de-fog the windshield. Thanks for your video!

Thanks for helping out. I changed module and blower $150, mechanics where charging me $400. Your the man....

I cannot thank you enough for posting this video! It’s summer in Vegas and it’s HOT! My truck is black as well, so it attracts even more heat. This is exactly what was wrong. THANK YOU!!!!

Excellant presentation. Slow and clear and even us old men can follow. A welcome compared to some of these. Will be checking on a couple other concerns with this Tahoe recently purchased. Thanks

This video literally saved me. Much appreciation to you and your channel

Just wanted to thank you so much been chasing this forever and I went to check and connector was not locked together works great now thank you

Thank you sir for taking time outta your day and showing this to us, solid channel king

This video is excellent, you explained everything so well a toddler could figure it out. I managed to diagnose my suburban and it indeed has a bad resistor. WIll be changing it soon.

Thank you for an informative video from start to finish. Very thorough and easy to follow!!

Great job. Thanks for explaining the use of the Power Probe in your diagnosis of the problem, and the proper way to use those crimp connectors.

Great video your step by step was on point! You saved me a trip to the auto shop! Thanks again to you and your team!

Thank you for posting this video. This really helped me to troubleshoot and replace the blower control module on my 2005 Suburban.

That's what I'm talking about. To the point and what does what. Nice video. Appreciate the short and sweet video.

Hey Eric, Thanks for this awesome video. I didn't have all the tester tools that you had but after watching the video i was pretty sure that my pickup was having the very same issue. Ordered the part on eBay and within 15 minutes of receiving the part in the mail i was back in the cool zone with the AC blasting!!!

Perfect step by step video . I just replaced resistor on my 04 Suburban.

Thank you so much man, finally fixed my AC, my kids can stop sweating in the car now lol. I appreciate your help

Thank You so much for this video. I had the exact same problem on my newly acquired Chevy Suburban 2005. Got the control module and replaced it last night. Everything is just the way it should be.

Great video Eric, I wish all Blower Resistors were that easy to gain access to as this Chevy!!

Thank you for the effort in this video. I've been watching several videos on the subject, and this is by far the best I've come across!

Thank you for showing the cover removal and mentioning the sizes of bolts.

I have a 2006 Denali , THANK YOU so much for this awesome video. It helped me so much I relaced this piece you spoke about and boom... my AC works!

Thank You Very Much!!! For the way that you instructed how to wire the connection to the original wiring harness!!! If I was to ever have someone to ask me I will refer them to your Video!!! 10 stars

2005 Tahoe Z71 Thank you for this video! This was my exact problem!

Thank you! I was able to do the work myself and save money because of your video.

Thank you very much for your help. We have the same vehicle and I ordered the same Parts you did and I'm looking forward to fixing my truck.

This has been an on going problem for me for about 2 years now. I have a 06 Cadillac Escalade, I seem to be changing this thing once every 6 months. Thankfully the part has a life time warranty. I have even changed the blower motor. What happens is some days it will blow some it wont. Or I'll be driving and it will come on then off. Then back on for a few minutes then off again. The only thing I haven't changed was the controls on the dash. I never new that about the volt meter, so I guess that will be next. Thanks, Great video.

Thank you for saving me alot of money. I wish you the best success.

I did mine today. Your video helped a lot!! Thank you

Thank you so much! awesome video i fixed my Chevy Suburban 2006 Z-71 in 15 minutes.

This was awesome!! Perfect guide on how to fix this problem with my Z71 Suburban! Thanks!!!

Well done.. halfway through the video I was impressed.

Thank you very much for putting this onKZfaq I have a 2005 Chevy avalanche and the heater went out just as you explaining in your video because of you posting this video I was able to fix it for $35 buying the part from amazon.com whereas the part cost $85 from a parts store thank you very much and keep posting thumbs up subscribe

Perfectly explained and walked through. Thank you Sir.

More info than I needed but outstanding.

Great video! Just did this to my 2003 Avalanche. I was thrown off some by the new module vs the old "plug and play." Once I cut and connected the old wires to the new I was up and running again. I decided to just replace the blower fan as well since I was right there.

Followed your advice to fix the blower on my '04 Tahoe, thanks!

Well done. I was going to use the original plugs and move the wires around however somebody put word it before I got to it so thanks for doing this video as it was helpful for me. One last thing well done as I can tell you were working with one hand and holding the camera with the other lol

Best video for my vehicle problem thank you so much well explained everything

I have a 05 yukon with this same problem and the crazy thing is that I've worked for GM dealerships for 12 years in the parts industry and sold this part like it was hot cakes and I can't believe I totally forgot about this part 😂🤣😂 Thanks for reminding me

Thank you for posting such a great, informative video. I definitely subscribed.

Very good instruction! Nice work. Got my parts today gonna try it out. Will let you know how goes. Ty

Thanks so much for sharing. So glad to have heat back in the Chevy

Great video! Short and to the point.

Yo big bro thanks a lot man the videos perfect, you save me a lot of money and headache.

Great video man. Thanks for knowledge brotha 👍🏼

well done tutorial. I appreciate great camera work, thorough analysis, talking your way thru the troubleshooting process. Well done. What website do you use for your wiring diagrams? (PS turn off the G&R it makes it hard to hear your video) THanks

Great tutorial. Test info was very helpful. Thanks!

Thank you this helped me out with my Tahoe

Excellent video. It was very informative and to the point

I want to thank you forc this video.. it helped me alot and money thank you..

Great video.. You just saved me some money.. Thnk you so much...

Super comprehensive!! Thank u!!

Watch video, troubleshoot my truck , bought the module , replaced mine , and FIXED ! Thank you for the help!

Thank you saved me a trip to the shop

Good to know about this blower issue and the fix.

Thank you so so so so so much. I'm going to fix my Avalanche now

Good video, time to take care of this in my 05 Sierra

Thank you great video learned something today I need to replace either one on my 2500 hd

Thanks for your video, it Worked! ,Thanks again

Awesome diagnosis!

great video....shows you know what you are doing!

Wonderful video thank you once again God bless you ✝️✝️✝️

Very thorough!

This really helped ... Thanks!!!

very good video best i seen

Thanks bro.great video good help

Very well explain it thank you for sharing your knowledge 1👍👍

Great work mate

Outstanding this was well done.

Great explanation!

Great video. Thanks

Fixed the problem in my 05 trailblazer

Great video 📹 brother Thanks

Great video thank you

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Great video... thank you!

Man oh man this video was so fucking helpful!!! Good work. My 2006 suburban blower wouldn’t turn off even with the key out of the ignition. It was the blower control module.

I figured it out. I thought you were crimping 2 wire set that plus into blower itself but you were crimping wires to what was the wire plug into module. - thanks,

Nice video

Nice instructions, nice tools, ( to remove the module, 5.5mm socket?? )Thanks to all of you..

Loved the video. Prior to watching it I thought to myself that I should start at the blower itself and work backwards to see where something is "lost". Wasn't sure what I was looking for but I figured I would need some voltage on the lead to the blower motor and a ground. I was almost certain that the control module (resistors) would be the problem. Funny thing is once I stuck the T pin into the purple and white connector, the blower turned on. How after 18 years did it become a loose connection issue? If the problem comes back, will probably need to replace the control module. Would be nice to know where you got your ground for your PowerProbe or the multimeter. I tried the parking brake at first and it didn't work. I then found a shiny metal plate above the parking brake and it worked. Thanks for the video. My '05 did not have 2 plugs. It had a single plug for all 5 wires. There was also another plug that piggy backed off the control module plug. No idea what it was for. Not connected to anything. Made it easy to test for ground and battery power (no need for T pin).

Great job!

Nice job

Thank you for taking the time to help people like myself. I have a 2011 Silverado my air blows and then it shuts off. I have at times had it blow for days with no issues and then it comes back I believe it's the resonator. What's your thoughts about it

Thank you!

Great video! Quick question though. How would I test the ground with a regular meter? I am not sure which lead to use. Do I ground my black lead and use the red lead at the plug? It should read zero?

perfect video, I followed the video and I changed everything only at the end the cable that goes to the fan heats up flawless .. what do I do there, my car is a yukon xl 2004 5.3