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question about heater blower motor replacement 850 1996

posted by  someone claiming to be Bheuchert on  Fri Jan 3 05:03 CST 2003 [RELATED]

I just had mine apart last week. It is easy to pull out the old fan but you have to remove the glove compartment first. I took my old fan to a local company that specializes in rebuilding electric motors. They charged me $45 Cdn to rebuild it with new brushes and fresh lubrication. I reinstalled it the same day and it is working great. I was told by the dealer I would need to replace the motor.

Look for a local company in the your phone book and get an estimate to rebuild you existing fan. I left my squirl cage on and took it in complete.

Good luck.






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