I Fixed It, Now It Don't Work

[spindle]

I replaced the max a/c door motor so the clicking everytime you turned on or off the key would stop. Just when I thought mission accomlished, I turned on the key, the heater controls were on, I turned on the fan and nothing happed. Oh ya, I forgot to plug in the bowermotor wire! Not being smart enough to turn off the key, I reached up and pulled the wire down so I could plug it in and accidentally grounded it. Now nothing works, the heater controls don't light up, nothing. HELP!

[asilverblazer]

Check your fuses. Hopefully that took the hit. There is the possibility if they are all good that you fried the controller or Body Control Module (BCM). I'm not entirely sure though on a '94.

[sillyazz]

Check your fuses. Hopefully that took the hit. There is the possibility if they are all good that you fried the controller or Body Control Module (BCM). I'm not entirely sure though on a '94.

 

Im with Andy more than likely a blown fuse.

[spindle]

I checked the fuses many times, and I have changed the control unit 2 times with used ones from a junkyard. thanks for the replies, any more sugestions?

[SLESierra]

Don't the blower motor have a fusable link on it as well. Out next to where the wire plugs into the motor. I would do an Ohm test on the wire to see if the wire was open.

 

That is how the older Chevys were if I remember correctly.

[cm5]

I replaced the max a/c door motor so the clicking everytime you turned on or off the key would stop. Just when I thought mission accomlished, I turned on the key, the heater controls were on, I turned on the fan and nothing happed. Oh ya, I forgot to plug in the bowermotor wire! Not being smart enough to turn off the key, I reached up and pulled the wire down so I could plug it in and accidentally grounded it. Now nothing works, the heater controls don't light up, nothing. HELP!

 

 

happen to have a part number on the door?