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Re: How to replace the climate sensor by myself 850 1995

posted by  someone claiming to be Willy Post on  Sun Dec 3 06:30 CST 2000 [RELATED]

Before replacing, you might try cleaning it. Both of my '94 sensor fans were making noise but are now quiet after cleaning. I suspect they had hair or other small debris in them. Remove the assist handle and the cover over the fan. Clean with an alcohol-soaked "q" tip and then suck everything out with a vacuum cleaner hose. On my car, this fixed the right one, but the left one required removal for cleaning. (I also squirted WD-40 into the motor, then cleaned the residue off the fan with alcohol.) The assembly removes and disassembles pretty easily. The process took about an hour for both sides.

Note: The assist handle attach screws are covered by small plastic pieces that hinge at the bottom. Pry from the top to open them.





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