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Replacing Heater blower assemble on a 87 740 Turbo

posted by  thork on  Mon Nov 17 10:45 CST 2003
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HI all , Went out this morning and fired up the beast ,fan was on, blowing cold air so I shut it off, soon as the temp indicator guage was up I turned it back on to no avail . Anybody know how to replace a heater blower assembly? Don't kow where to start , but once I get the fan out of the dash I can begin . Thanks in advance, craigaikman@hotmail.com








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Replacing Heater blower assemble on a 87 740 Turbo

posted by  Spideyz on  Mon Nov 17 12:35 CST 2003
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I agree with the fuse advice. Check it first. Then check the fans dashboard switch. Then ched to see if you are getting voltage to the blower motor. If you are getting voltage there and the connections look good, you might have a bad motor. Probably the fuse or switch or connections. A fuse is a lot cheaper and easier to replace than a blower motor.







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Replacing Heater blower assemble on a 87 740 Turbo

posted by  Miguels244 on  Mon Nov 17 11:27 CST 2003
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Check the Fuse First
Miguel
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My First Volvo - stock (for now) '84 244, 230+kmi. Owned it since 9/03








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Replacing Heater blower assemble on a 87 740 Turbo

posted by  someone claiming to be steve on  Mon Nov 17 11:13 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Heater blower assembly? That does not seem like your problem: hte fan works, does it not? More likely you have a bad thermostat on the front of the engine, or a bad heater water valve.








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Replacing Heater blower assemble on a 87 740 Turbo

posted by  thork on  Mon Nov 17 11:22 CST 2003
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No the fan does not work at all , and its getting cold here








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Replacing Heater blower assemble on a 87 740 Turbo

posted by  someone claiming to be steve on  Mon Nov 17 15:30 CST 2003 [RELATED]

OK, then remove the fan by removing the passenger kickpanel, then the ECU. Three screws and the fan is out.







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