I have a 1998 Grand Prix V6 3800 (not the GT model). I know where the relay box is under the hood, but there are several, and by several, I mean 4 different relays that say something to do with "cool". I've heard of something behind the dash. As of right now, the only speed I have is high, or 5 on the dial. Okay, so replaced the resistor pack. Now my driving lights flash and the air still doesn't work, except on high. I called the dealer and they said to replace the driving light relay (believe that's what it was). So I bought it ($100) and replaced it....Still doesn't work. Could it be a short behind the switch for the air flow selector or somewhere else?

Trying to locate radiator fan relay switch on 97 grand voyager.Fans wont run and I believe faulty relay switch is problem.

I have a 1996 chevy corsic v6 3.1. About a month ago my car locks started going crazy. The automatic locks would just keep locking over a over again and the inside light would stay on even after the car was shut off. I originaly just pulled the fuses on the locks and the overhead light, but the floor light would stay on. It is starting to weaken my battery so I need to get it fixed. My sister has the same model car (just with no enigine) that she lets me use for spare parts. I have found out that it should be a bad relay switch in the door. So where is this relay switch and how do i replace it. Or is it easier to just switch doors with my sister's car. Thanks for the help. I'm going to be doing this myself seeing as i dont have the money for shops or the time for them to fix it and i have all the free parts i'll probably need.

My 1997 Venture Mini Van is the first Chevy I've ever owned. The starter just clicks rapidly when I attempt to start it. Being familiar with Fords, I would check the battery, starter, starter relay, and voltage regulator, as I know where all those are located. I do not however know where the voltage regulator and starter relay are located on the Venture. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.