🔌 AC Blower Motor Resistor Kit with Harness - Best Replacement for 89019088, 973-405, 15-81086, 22807123 - Compatible with Chevrolet, GMC & Cadillac Vehicles - Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban, Avalanche, Sierra, Yukon Review

Item arrived on time. With the help of a YouTube video, it was a pretty easy fix. It's only been an hour and a half since I assembled the instrument. Fumbling with connectors took up most of the time. The item fit and fitted well and had the correct fork styles. My repair didn't require the supplied connector to be plugged into the wiring harness. Luckily! The included pigtails are not color coded. After the old one failed all that was needed was to replace the 2 bolts in the resistor pack and…

Bought as my lowest fan setting didn't work. After installation, all settings work as before. However, please note that the shape of this item is not exactly the same as the original item. The original part has a resistor and a cap covering it. However, due to the layout of this resistor, this cap is not suitable. However, this should not be a problem as this replacement part screws directly into the original holes and still provides a complete seal without the need for an additional cap. No…

The fan height "5" on our 2005 Tahoe stopped working about a year ago. Now "4" is gone and it's time to see what happens. The first photo shows an old resistor and a clearly burned out red wire on the connector plug. The problem was so severe that the plug melted making it impossible to unplug. The lesson is don't wait or risk a fire if you have a similar problem with your fan speed switch. This resistance kit from Revain was an identical replacement. The 7-wire connector alternately alternates

When looking for a resistor for my 2003 Chev Silverado 1500, part numbers 22807122 and 22807123 are listed as replacements. My original part had 2 mounting bolts and the part number was 15305077 both of which match part 22807122 with an exact OEM fit. When I received the part and plugged it in it worked fine but the mounting screws didn't work. doesn't match mine. I wrote about it at GWA Auto Parts. They were very helpful and responded quickly. They asked for photos of my original part, see…

I'm a bit embarrassed that I didn't replace the defective resistor in my 2004 Silverado (1500 LS with dual-zone manual climate control) sooner. I couldn't use 5 to control the fan for several years and 4 was starting to get suspicious. I stumbled across this piece while looking at other pieces and couldn't believe the price. It was a quick swap, just removing the under passenger footwell cover, pulling out a few screws and unplugging the connectors. There's a video online of this process, but…

My 2003 Chevy Silverado fan would only turn on when set to 4 or 5. There are many videos on YouTube showing how to replace this resistor assembly. The hardest part was deciding which part to order. Part 22807122 states it will fit manual vehicles with two resistance block mounting bolts. My resistance was held by two screws. Michael B.'s review was very helpful. I removed my old resistor assembly and it looked just like his two PICTURES. So I ordered part 22807123 and it fit perfectly. Note…

I replaced this part on my 04 Silverado 2500HD LS in 2011 or so because for some reason I was missing the 5th speed on the fan motor. About a year later, GM recalled this part, so they refunded me about $40 that I paid for it. Obviously they have a problem with this design. In July of this year my cabin filled with smoke and stank terribly. Scared me to death, thought my engine is on fire. Turned the truck off and the HVAC fan wouldn't turn off even with the keys removed so I knew the fan was…