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Re: Here's your answer 850 1994

I have a 94 turbo wagon and at about 80,000 miles my blower motor went out. Bad thing was I was out of town with my family and it was very cold (winter). I ordered the blower from a place up in CT, I believe, and it was waiting for me when we got home from my trip. Took my mechanic less than an hour to replace and his cost wasn't bad. The blower itself was a steal where I bought it (and I believe shipping was free and the unit was less than $100), so if this ever happens to you email me. I think I still have record of where I purchased the blower motor from.






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