GM 25776197
Blower Motor

Begin by unplugging the Blower Motor electrical connection before you remove its lower cover by taking out all screws and the cover. Use your sharp utility knife to cut the case between motor circles carefully as you remove the Blower Motor and cup unit making straight cuts to protect the components. Keep your knife passes shallow. Pull the motor tab and take out the motor from its holder. Press the Blower Motor into its motor cup space that you cut from the lower case assembly and fasten it with the Blower Motor nuts until they reach 2.4 n.m (21 lb in). Place the service ring onto the motor cup and add the screws from the kit. Tighten both the screws to 1.8 n.m. Fit the Blower Motor and service ring into the hvac unit by inserting the kit screws in place. Align the Blower Motor electrical connector toward the rear of the vehicle and secure it tightly at 1.8 n.m (15 lb in). Set the low motor cover back in place then fasten its retaining screws to 1.8 n.m (15 lb in) while soldering the Blower Motor plug.

You must first take out the right sound insulator and then the instrument panel compartment to install a new Blower Motor. Unplug the electrical connector of the Blower Motor then detach its lower retaining screws to access the motor cover. Cut the Blower Motor nuts through the case straight and gradually to maintain the motor cup for reuse. Trim through the case between motor circular ribs with a utility knife to retrieve the blower unit and cup. Free the retaining tab to detach the motor from the cup assembly. You should place the Blower Motor into the motor cup that came from the lower case opening and screw in the Blower Motor nuts, tightening them to 2.4 n.m (21 lb in). Use kit screws to link the service ring to the motor cup while tightening them to 1.8 n.m (15 lb in). Guide the Blower Motor towards the back when inserting it into the hvac module with the kit screws. Use care when screwing the motor to a torque setting of 1.8 n.m (15 lb in). Set the lower Blower Motor cover and screws in place, torquing them to 15 lb in (1.8 N.m), then reconnect the Blower Motor power connection. Put the instrument panel components back into place followed by the right sound barrier.

Remove the blower motor nuts, ensuring to cut through the case as straight as possible since the motor cup must be replaced; avoid cutting deeper than necessary to prevent damage.

Install the blower motor and service ring into the HVAC module with the screws from the kit, ensuring the blower motor electrical connector is oriented rearward in the vehicle, and tighten the screws to 1.8 Nm (15 lb in).

Install the lower blower motor cover and its retaining screws, tightening them to 1.8 N.m (15 lb in).

Attach the service ring to the motor cup using the screws from the kit, tightening them to 1.8 Nm (15 lb in).

First, remove the right sound insulator.

Attach the service ring to the motor cup using the screws from the kit, tightening them to 1.8 N.m (15 lb in).