7.3
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
$185.00
Average Mileage:
100,727 miles
Total Complaints:
11 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (9 reports)
- blower motor control resistor short (2 reports)
AC / heater problem
Helpful Websites About 2000 Chevrolet Impala blower switch does not work on some settings
2005Jul 01
Impala V6 3.4L
- Automatic transmission
- 130,000 miles
The air will not blow on settings one thru four. It will only blow on five (high). You can't change where it blows from either. It appears to be stuck on defrost? Needless to say in 100 degree weather you're are roasting.
2007Mar 29
(reported on)Impala LS 3.8L
- Automatic transmission
- 55,000 miles
blower switch stopped working on some speeds. resistors shorted out. not really that bad, i have had a lot worse.
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2009Feb 04
Impala V6
- Automatic transmission
- 125,000 miles
during the winter, snowy, icy time of the year, my heater decides to only work on 5. which is the highest. which considerin it was cold wasnt that horrible except when it was freezin outside i couldn't turn the heater dwn. it dnt even blow hot air like it use to. tried different things still no solution
2008Jun 02
Impala 3.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 100,000 miles
I feel this should be a recall, and I should not have to pay to get it fixed..I feel if more then One person has the problem it should be looked at my the manufacture.. I know im not the only one who has this problem and I feel Chevrolet should step up and get the job done..
2006Apr 27
Impala LX 3.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 65,000 miles
It sux that my a/c doesn't work on the 1st setting. It always seems to be too cold in my car on the second setting.
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2007Sep 06
(reported on)Impala LX 3.4L L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 71,000 miles
Except for a blown engine head gasket at 60,000 miles, and now the short in the blower motor resistor, the car has performed great.
2007Aug 17
(reported on)Impala LS 3.8L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 60,000 miles
Just another of the many little annoying issues I am having with my Impala. The switch for the fan in the AC/Heat control only works on the highest setting for some reason. It is a constant game of controlling the temperature to get it to the perfect level while it is blowing it at you at full blast. I don't understand how 4 out of 5 clicks on a knob can not work.
2006Jul 27
(reported on)Impala
- 130,000 miles
Level 1 of Heater and A/C does not work. Irritating that I have to start at Level 2. My car is either too hot or too cold. Never just right!
2006Dec 26
(reported on)Impala LS 3.8L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 142,000 miles
While on Christmas vacation out of state, my blower ceased to function on levels 1-4. I was stuck with only off, or 5. I'm about to order a new dual climate control assembly and see if that works.
2006Mar 04
(reported on)Impala LX
- 81,000 miles
Blower switch doesn't work on settings 1-4. Only level 5 works. The other 2 times settings 1-3 didn't work. This has caused me from $260 - $290 a pop. Does GM get a copy of this. Is there ever any resolution?
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2007Jul 16
(reported on)Impala Sedan 3.4L V8
The air conditioner still blows out cold air. However, the air just slowly seeps out of all the top vents, the window vents, and the floor. I am unable to control where the air comes out. You turn the control switch and nothing happens. This really sucks in 100 degree Arkansas heat and humidity. It takes an unreasonable amount of time for the inside of the car to reach a level that can be considered cool.
Derek B.
Piggott, Arkansas, USA
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