Front blower motor power circuit voltage is high
What it means
B0201. Front blower motor power circuit voltage is high. The blower runs harder than commanded and the module sets a body warning light. This Chevy-enhanced code applies to Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Saturn models that use this code.
Findings, check these first
- Front blower power circuit shorted to a higher voltage source
- Failed front blower motor control with an internal short to voltage
- Corroded or loose front blower power connector
- Charging system overcharging and raising system voltage
- Faulty output inside the HVAC control module
Standard procedure
- Confirm the code with a scan tool and check charging system voltage
- Check the front blower fuse and test for voltage at the blower connector
- Inspect the front blower power connector for corrosion and pin damage
- Test the front blower power circuit for a short to voltage
- Replace the front blower motor only after the circuit tests pass, then clear the code and retest
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Sources and review
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- Code B0201 definition | OBDII.pro
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Supports: GM manufacturer meaning for B0201
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- B0201 CHEVROLET Front Blower Motor Power Circuit High | Engine-Codes.com
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Supports: Chevrolet meaning and possible causes
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- B0201 CHEVROLET Front Blower Motor Power Circuit High | AutoCodes.com
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Supports: corroboration of Chevrolet meaning and causes
Same Chevrolet text as the engine-codes page (both sites share one publisher).
Last updated 2026-10-10.
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