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Hi there, I Own a Hummer H2 and the other day i went out to it and the battery was flat. i charged it back up and now you can still hear the fan inside running even with the keys out of the ignition. any ideas?
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Take it to the dealer. What else are you gonna do? You could always trying smacking the console like an old television. lol
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A direct short to ground on the blower motor circuit. This could be caused by a leaking battery corroding wires under the hood, a common ACDelco battery issue.
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Cheers, Do you know where abouts its likely to be, or possibly have a picture of all the wires?
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Its probably the blower motor module thats in the heater case.
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Is there anyway of checking if it is that?
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you would need a volt meter and a wiring diagram. The part only takes about a half hour or so to replace, so I would just take it to the dealer. I work at a gmc dealer and have replaced a few of them on yukons for the same condition. I dont know for sure if the hummer is same but i would think that it is. I never looked at mine to see.
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If you take down the right hush panel under the dash, you should see the blower case and the blower motor. There should also be a piece in the case with I believe with 2 harnesses coming out of it and 1 of them goes to the blower motor. Unplug it and the motor should stop.
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