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Re: Blower motor 850 1994

posted by  someone claiming to be Jeong S. Lee on  Thu Apr 5 07:33 CST 2001 [RELATED]

You might be a candidate for a new blower. I had my go out on my '94 854T last year. It wasn't so much that it seized up, but if the blower would speed up too quickly in the Auto setting, it would stop and wouldn't turn until I restarted the car.

I changed the blower myself after ordering one from a discount parts place for about $160. Prior to that I also checked the fuse and even replaced the relay. Installation takes an hour or so depending on your ability and isn't too difficult. You'll have to remove the glovebox as well to get at the blower.

-Good Luck





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