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Hey guys

 

Its been a few weeks now that only speed 5 works on the a/c and I understand its most likely the resistor pack.

 

Specifically on the 2003 1500 5.3l , where to access it and and change it out for the new one. I've been hearing above removing the glove box and some say its underneath the whole dash- Please clarify the confusion.

 

Anyone know the part # on that one for an 03?

 

Also, if anyone has a write-up with pictures step by step or any pictures of where/how to access it, it would greatly be appreciated!

 

thanks guys :gmc:

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Spend $20 on a Chilton's Manual and it'll show you just what to do...

 

Hey guys

 

Its been a few weeks now that only speed 5 works on the a/c and I understand its most likely the resistor pack.

 

Specifically on the 2003 1500 5.3l , where to access it and and change it out for the new one. I've been hearing above removing the glove box and some say its underneath the whole dash- Please clarify the confusion.

 

Anyone know the part # on that one for an 03?

 

Also, if anyone has a write-up with pictures step by step or any pictures of where/how to access it, it would greatly be appreciated!

 

thanks guys :gmc:

 

 

 

Posted

hey there

couldnt tell if u were pokin' fun or what...but i do appreciate the help and the part #.

 

Im gonna pick up a chiltons tommorow or tuesday

 

keep the replies coming...thanks guys!

Posted

BTW, according to www.gmpartsdirect.com it should be a 89018596

 

Spend $20 on a Chilton's Manual and it'll show you just what to do...

 

Hey guys

 

Its been a few weeks now that only speed 5 works on the a/c and I understand its most likely the resistor pack.

 

Specifically on the 2003 1500 5.3l , where to access it and and change it out for the new one. I've been hearing above removing the glove box and some say its underneath the whole dash- Please clarify the confusion.

 

Anyone know the part # on that one for an 03?

 

Also, if anyone has a write-up with pictures step by step or any pictures of where/how to access it, it would greatly be appreciated!

 

thanks guys :gmc:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Here's just a bit more info for you concerning your problem. Keep in mind that I know the 02 truck and I'm assuming your setup is similiar. First you have to remove the heater/air conditioning assembly cover located under the glove box. It should have approximately 3 each 7mm screws securing it. Once that is out of the way the resistor is located right next to the blow motor itself and should have an electrical connector containing 7 wires. Unplug the connector and remove the 7mm screws and it drops right out. The Chiltons will give you some troubleshooting techniques for ensuring that you do indeed have a bad resistor.

 

BTW, according to www.gmpartsdirect.com it should be a 89018596

 

Spend $20 on a Chilton's Manual and it'll show you just what to do...

 

Hey guys

 

Its been a few weeks now that only speed 5 works on the a/c and I understand its most likely the resistor pack.

 

Specifically on the 2003 1500 5.3l , where to access it and and change it out for the new one. I've been hearing above removing the glove box and some say its underneath the whole dash- Please clarify the confusion.

 

Anyone know the part # on that one for an 03?

 

Also, if anyone has a write-up with pictures step by step or any pictures of where/how to access it, it would greatly be appreciated!

 

thanks guys :gmc:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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