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Old 12-03-2020, 07:19 PM   #4
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Re: Loss of all AC/Heating controls on 91 K2500

The fan speed is controlled through a series of relays and the resistor mounted on top of the heater blower motor housing right behind the glove box liner so if you remove the glove box liner you have good access to the wiring.

If you need another heater control panel let me know. I have the spare one from my 1990 dash that you can have since I converted my truck to a 1994 dash, wiring and HVAC system during the drivetrain swap.
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