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Strange symptom to a common problem (blower motor) 850

posted by  jthorner on  Tue Feb 24 19:12 CST 2004
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Mine did this to. I took it apart (not very fun to get to, but not so bad) and cleaned everything and then put a drop of motor oil at the bearings.

I also lightly sanded portions of the plastic fins where they look like they had been touching the housing.

The change in sounds on turn symptoms happened with mine as well.

Now 1 year later I hear a small "chirp" every now and then from the fan ... but the dash squeak drowns in out :(.

John





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