GPD® 1712161 Blower Motor Resistor
Manufacturer #1712161
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| Location | Rear, Front |
| Quantity Sold | Sold Individually |
| Warranty | 1 year GPD limited warranty |
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GPD®Blower Motor Resistor
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Second time ordering from here, second time exact fit. Prices are always competitive.
DC
Posted by Douglas C. / Tue, Feb 10
Shipping had bent one of the pins. Easily bent back into alignment for a quick install.
JM
Posted by Jeff M. / Sun, Aug 27
Bought in a kit. Fit and works great
TB
Posted by Todd B. / Sun, Nov 27
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Question: I replaced the blower motor resistor due to the fan continuously running when shorting off the ignition switch, I install the new resistor I order from you and replaced it but the fan blower still ran again when I plugged the new resistor in, any suggestions as to what else could cause this problem to continue or any other diagnostics I should do?Vetteman07 / Sep 23, 2021
Hi Michael, I'm pleased to assist you. The blower motor resistor is responsible for controlling the blower motor speed. We recommend having the vehicle checked by a certified mechanic as it needs real-time troubleshooting and diagnosis to determine what part/s need replacement/s. Have a good one.
GG
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