Why isn't the climate control system working on my Chevy Malibu?

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Pearl J. Feb 19, 2021

If the AC or heater isn't working in your Chevrolet Malibu, the issue could be due to a faulty blower motor or a lack of power reaching the fan. Replacing the blower motor typically costs between $250 and $270 for parts and labor. If it's not the blower motor, you should check the fuse and relay and replace any old fuses with new ones. Your owner's manual should show you where the fuse is located. A new fuse usually costs between $5 and $10, and replacing it is a quick and simple process.

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Earl T Mar 6, 2023

I'm looking for assistance with my 2018 Malibu LT because the climate control system is completely dead. I already replaced the climate control module, but it didn't fix the issue. I suspect it might be a blown fuse or relay causing the problem. Can anyone help me locate where those are situated? Thank you.
Odell A. Aug 29, 2020

Why does the heat continually blow out hot air?
Max A Mar 14, 2023

The heater button in my 2012 Malibu is functioning properly, but the switch for cold air isn't working. As a result, my car can only blow hot air, and I am unable to switch it to cool air. What steps do I need to take to address this issue?
Zachary S. May 15, 2020

If the air conditioning system in your Chevy Malibu isn't functioning properly, it is important to inspect the fuses to ensure they are intact and not damaged.
Maxime P. Nov 26, 2022

I'm in a bit of a jam... My HVAC ignition 10-amp fuse and the 20-amp HVAC blower aren't getting any power. I have battery power going to the run relay on the back of the BCM with the relay unplugged, but when I plug it in, I only get a reading of 0.06 volts. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Carrol C Feb 11, 2023

What would happen if the fuse is intact, but there is no electricity reaching the deck and heater control panel?

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