12368388
12368388; 1571971; 52470336; 1712743; 4P1428; RU541; 20337; 2BMR0069; BR449; RU1239
Elecdura
IATF 16949, ISO 9001, and other major OEM certification systems
OEM label and ODM customization accepted
100 pcs
7–15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 months
12368388; 1571971; 52470336; 1712743; 4P1428; RU541; 20337; 2BMR0069; BR449; RU1239
Buick Riviera and Roadmaster; Cadillac Commercial Chassis, DeVille and Fleetwood; Chevrolet Caprice; Oldsmobile Aurora, Custom Cruiser and Cutlass Supreme 1991–1997
Verify 12368388, exact vehicle/year, electronic blower-control architecture, connector, mounting and HVAC option.
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12368388 is an electronic GM blower motor control module used across selected Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and Oldsmobile platforms. Its broad brand coverage makes HVAC-option and connector verification more important, not less.
A model-family match does not establish automatic climate control, production year or terminal map; adjacent resistor and control-module references must remain separate.
| 12368388 Procurement Field | Verified Buyer Control |
|---|---|
| Primary OE | 12368388 |
| Product type | Electronic blower motor control module |
| Vehicle range | Selected GM passenger platforms, 1991–1997 |
| Critical qualifier | HVAC control architecture and connector |
| Cross discipline | Do not merge with adjacent resistor variants |
Compare the module housing, electrical connector, mounting and HVAC control type with the removed 12368388 unit before cross approval.
Keep Cadillac commercial-chassis demand distinguishable from Buick, Chevrolet and Oldsmobile passenger-car volume until all samples match.
The golden sample should record vehicle/year, climate-control configuration, primary OE, accepted crosses and the exact module interface.
| Control Stage | Evidence Required | Release Result |
|---|---|---|
| RFQ qualification | Record 12368388, vehicle and operating system details | Identity-controlled request |
| Sample comparison | Photograph the connector, mount and complete part | Approved physical interface |
| Stock decision | Keep Cadillac commercial-chassis demand distinguishable from Buick, Chevrolet and Oldsmobile passenger-car volume until all samples match. | Controlled bin assignment |
| Incoming inspection | Match OE, interface and golden-sample geometry | Lot release |
| Field review | A complete claim includes vehicle, HVAC option, commanded and actual blower behavior, voltage readings and plug photographs. | Actionable claim evidence |
Check blower motor current, control signal, power/ground and connector heat before replacing an electronic control module.
A complete claim includes vehicle, HVAC option, commanded and actual blower behavior, voltage readings and plug photographs.
Exact GM evidence identifies it as a blower motor control module; avoid relabeling it as a simple coil resistor.
Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and Oldsmobile applications are documented for selected early-to-mid-1990s models.
No. Verify climate-control architecture, production year, connector and mounting for the exact vehicle.
Its duty and body configuration differ from passenger cars, so sample approval should remain visible in inventory planning.
Inspect housing, connector keying, terminal arrangement, mounting points and any original markings.
Confirm power, ground, control signal, blower amperage and connector condition under load.
Keep the cross list searchable but retain 12368388 as the primary identity and record the qualifying vehicle/HVAC setup.
Provide vehicle/year, HVAC option, commanded blower response, voltage tests and clear plug/module images.
Include OE/cross, application mix, quantities, destination, packaging and sample-validation plan.
Send 12368388, GM vehicle/year and climate-control details for a sample-led sourcing decision.
For 1990s GM passenger-car HVAC programs, specify annual volume, destination, packing, inspection expectations and replenishment timing so the approved 12368388 identity stays traceable through repeat orders.