Rear AC Blower Motor not Working| Yukon, Tahoe, GMC, Chevrolet. 

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The fuse have a two pins. If the fuse was blown and one side of the fuse or one pin have a voltage it means that line is from battery supply or 12volts. And the other side is the line going to component. You must check the line or circuit from fuse to component possible that circuit is short to ground. Thats the reason why the fuse is blown. If ever the fuse is no power in both pins. You must check the circuit or line. From Battery to fuse block possible that circuit is open.

@@ejmegzcarvlog7226 OK I will check that. Because I have the PPV. Tahoe. The AC controls work for the rear, but nothing turns on meaning no air is blown out. But the air upfront still blows air.

I was about to just buy a new blower motor for the rear and change it but I’ll have to diagnose a little better because it’s not that affordable

Posible the cause of your concern is the rear door mode actuator.

Is it an easy fix I’m going to do it myself. I thought about it being the ac blower?

Its not a blower motor. Its a actuator. It easy to change the actuator. But my question is do you now wheres the location of actuator?

Honestly, I don’t I was going to see if I can find a video on it I have a 2013 Chevy Tahoe LTZ 2 wheel drive.

Honestly, I don’t I was going to see if I can find a video on it I have a 2013 Chevy Tahoe LTZ 2 wheel drive.

Have any trouble codes?