2002 Chevy Astro Blower Motor Slow?
seventieschild
08-02-2013, 11:32 PM
When I turn on my a/c the motor runs on all speeds but it still seems like its not blowing enough air through the vents. It's just ok but I feel that it should be moving more air. It blows the same amount of air when I turn the heat on. I thought that when the a/c is turned on the blower kicks up to a higher speed than the heat on high speed. Or is this a normal function for Chevy astro?
gmtech1
08-03-2013, 03:17 PM
When I turn on my a/c the motor runs on all speeds but it still seems like its not blowing enough air through the vents. It's just ok but I feel that it should be moving more air. It blows the same amount of air when I turn the heat on. I thought that when the a/c is turned on the blower kicks up to a higher speed than the heat on high speed. Or is this a normal function for Chevy astro?
Blower speeds will be the same with heater or A/C. If there is not enough air from the vents, there may be a restriction in the ducting, like a mouse house, or the vanes on the blower motor cage may be plugged with debris. You can pull the motor and inspect for debris in the housing.
Blower speeds will be the same with heater or A/C. If there is not enough air from the vents, there may be a restriction in the ducting, like a mouse house, or the vanes on the blower motor cage may be plugged with debris. You can pull the motor and inspect for debris in the housing.
94&92Astro
09-01-2013, 12:49 PM
When I turn on my a/c the motor runs on all speeds but it still seems like its not blowing enough air through the vents. It's just ok but I feel that it should be moving more air. It blows the same amount of air when I turn the heat on. I thought that when the a/c is turned on the blower kicks up to a higher speed than the heat on high speed. Or is this a normal function for Chevy astro?
I have a 2002 and had the same issue- like seventieschild said--Pull the blower and get you a shop vac, flashlight and a few smaller hoses to get up into the screened area that is hard to reach. Usually find leaves and other crap that slowly chokes off your air flow.
I have a 2002 and had the same issue- like seventieschild said--Pull the blower and get you a shop vac, flashlight and a few smaller hoses to get up into the screened area that is hard to reach. Usually find leaves and other crap that slowly chokes off your air flow.
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