Where Is the Blower Located in a 1999 Dodge Neon?

The blower motor in your Dodge Neon consists of two main parts, a fan cage and a small motor used to turn the fan cage. During normal operation, the blower motor circulates the heat emitted from your Neon's heater core throughout the interior of the car. As time ages everything, the blower motor will eventually fail and need replacing. With a few tools, you can locate the defective blower motor in your 1999 Dodge Neon right at home. Installing a new blower, if required, should take you 25 minutes.

Things You'll Need

  • Socket wrench set
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Instructions

    • 1

      Raise and support the hood on your Neon. Locate the battery, then loosen and remove the cable connected to the negative post with a socket wrench. The top of the battery case should have two small identifying symbols engraved in it. The cable you must remove has a small "-" sign next to it. With the cable successfully removed, position it away from your Neon's battery.

    • 2

      Open the front passenger door on your Neon. At the bottom, front of the seat you should see the seat positioning lever. Pull the positioning lever upward and simultaneously push the entire seat rearward as far as it will go.

    • 3

      Kneel down within the door opening of your Neon. Comfortably position yourself so that you can see under the dashboard. The long black component that stretches the length of your glove box is your Neon's heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) unit. On the right side of the unit closest to the door, you should see a round component recessed into the HVAC. This is the top of your '99 Dodge Neon's blower motor.

Tips & Warnings

  • To remove the blower motor from your Neon, unplug the wiring harness connected to it first. The harness' plug has a small safety tab at the center of it that you will have to depress first. It you can not depress the tab by hand, use a slotted screwdriver to carefully assist you. Pull the floor carpeting back and remove the three small bolts holding the blower motor in place within the HVAC with your socket wrench.

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