2007 Hummer H3 AutomaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Motors

MOTORS LOCATION

Component Location
Air Temperature Actuator - Left Mounted to left side of HVAC Module assembly. See Figure.
Air Temperature Actuator - Right Mounted to left side of HVAC Module assembly. See Figure.
Blower Motor Below right side of dash. See Figure.
Door Lock Actuator - Driver In center rear of driver door, near door latch. See Figure.
Door Lock Actuator - Endgate On right side of endgate. See Figure.
Door Lock Actuator - LR In center rear of left rear door, near door latch. See Figure.
Door Lock Actuator - Passenger In center rear of passenger door, near door latch. See Figure.
Door Lock Actuator - RR In center rear of right rear door, near door latch. See Figure.
Fuel Pump And Sender Assembly Mounted on top of fuel tank. See Figure.
Ignition Lock Cylinder Control Actuator On upper right side of steering column. See Figure.
Lumbar Pump Motor - Driver In driver seat. See Figure.
Lumbar Pump Motor - Passenger In passenger seat. See Figure.
Mode Actuator On side of heater box. See Figure.
Rear Differential Lock Actuator Mounted to center of rear axle. See Figure.
Rear Window Washer Fluid Pump In right rear engine compartment area. See Figure.
Rear Window Wiper Motor Center of endgate. See Figure.
Recirculation Actuator Upper right corner of heater case. See Figure.
Seat Motors - Driver Under driver seat. See Figure.
Seat Motors - Passenger Under passenger seat. See Figure.
Starter Motor Mounted to left side of engine. See Figure.
Sunroof Motor At front of sunroof module. See Figure.
Transfer Case Encoder Motor Part of transfer case.
Window Motor - Driver Attached to interior of left front door. See Figure.
Window Motor - LR Attached to interior of left rear door. See Figure.
Window Motor - Passenger Attached to interior of right front door. See Figure.
Window Motor - RR Attached to interior of right rear door. See Figure.
Windshield Washer Fluid Pump Mounted on fluid reservoir. See Figure.
Windshield Wiper Motor Under center of front cowling. See Figure.
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