High-Quality Blower Motor Resistor Complete Kit with Harness - Chevy, GMC Compatible - Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban, Sierra, Yukon XL - AC - Replaces OEM 15 81773, 89018778, 89019351 Review

I almost lost my Yukon due to a defective STOCK unit. If they fail, they get very hot and can burn your car down if they short out. That almost happened to my Yukon. I have an auto start and after starting the car 15 minutes before work each day, on this particular MONDAY I walked out to find my system full of electrical smoke and the device under the dash was actually producing flames. I saw these units burn the bodies of GM 800s. Do not use a standard replacement part as they do not have…

When installed correctly this product will perform extremely well. The response time is great and the fan speed is also responsive. I'm not sure if the stock wiring harness needs to be replaced, but if you do make sure you cut the wires ONE BY ONE. I cut all 3 at once and the high maxi fuse blew. Make sure your butt connectors are correct. Make sure the wire is fully inserted and wrap tightly around it. Dielectric grease on stripped wires and harness connections will also help. You can't go…

My fan would not turn off even with the engine/ignition off. I had to pull the fuse under the hood to keep the battery from draining. I did some research online and this part of the drag was listed for sharing. I was able to find it locally for 2x or more but decided to save $ based on the reviews here. This product solved my problem. If you have the right tools, this is a quick install, about 15 minutes. If your vehicle has an original module, you will need to adapt the supplied wiring…

So I just installed it and it's working now. Of course, almost everyone has been successful in most of them, at least at first. It seems something can happen anywhere in 30 days. . . some kind of failure. so let's see. I will edit if anything negative happens. The only thing of note is that it comes with butt joints, new bolts (in case you lost yours) and of course a spare seat belt which on many cars needs to be connected to the existing one. Mine is included (05 Tahoe). Of course with air…

This was a great replacement with a short but accurate and helpful video (via Revain). Highly recommended. More: My 2003 GMC Yukon, bought new, has been constantly repairing electronics for the last 2-3 years. I would never buy any other GM product but that will be a separate review. These repairs have consistently been disappointing in terms of their necessity and product information replacement. This renovation was no different. In fact, I was amazed at the sheer number of fan resistors for…

The part is obviously cheap. It broke right after 30 days. Calling the seller is a nightmare. Remember this is for an air conditioner. It's 92 degrees outside. I don't have time for them to contact me with their questions that can only be answered by buying a new part. Which they don't send until they get replies. See how all of this can hurt your head?! I'm always looking for a good deal, but I've found that I don't think it's possible to save money on auto parts and shady sellers. Money…

Good half price replacement for the original part. Although it came with no instructions, it really isn't that difficult to install. Note: You need to rewire a little, but you only need to match the color of the wire. GM had a burn-in problem with these units and redesigned them, requiring three simple wire connections using the new included wiring harness. The part comes with crimp splicers to simplify this part of the project. Special Note: This part is for automatic temperature control only;

The item arrived quickly. I waited to fit it in because splicing to the standard wiring harness was never the best solution, but apparently this was the exception to the rule. I contacted the retailer and after trying to pull the questions over my teeth to avoid a direct answer, i.e. asking the question in a different context, I won the day. Wow, the dealership just doesn't want to offer any real help, they want you to bring it in and bend over. The parts guy asks for the VIN, states he has the