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I'd have that passenger door checked----surely its at fault here for no heater blower right? 
There are several parts associated with the heater blower operation so you'll have to diagnose this in order to effect a repair. As we don't know your level of mechanical skill this is most difficult.
The blower switch, resistor network, fuse/relay and of course the blower motor itself can be the problem here; any or all of these can and do cause this condition.
A simple and fairly easy test is running a 10 gauge wire directly from the positive battery terminal to the blower motor terminal. If it works then you have a problem upstream in the control circuit.
There are several parts associated with the heater blower operation so you'll have to diagnose this in order to effect a repair. As we don't know your level of mechanical skill this is most difficult.
The blower switch, resistor network, fuse/relay and of course the blower motor itself can be the problem here; any or all of these can and do cause this condition.
A simple and fairly easy test is running a 10 gauge wire directly from the positive battery terminal to the blower motor terminal. If it works then you have a problem upstream in the control circuit.
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