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Since you are most likely going to have to replace the resistor pack and the blower motor anyway, you might consider upgrading the wiring and adding relays to remove the load from the HVAC switch, which is probably going to fail soon too.
I replaced the blower motor and resistor plugged it up and it looked like the coil on the resistor was getting red hot i'm going to check the wiring on it and see what happens.it was blowing hot air but felt like only the low setting,so i unplugged it. any ideas?
The current draw is exceeding the design limits of the wiring and components.
See the thread link above about upgrading.
Hint: You probably have some melted wires somewhere and that is a direct short to ground. Option A: start cutting open the wiring looms and try and locate and repair the short. Option B: rewire the switch, resistor, and blower using new and heavier wire with relays.