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The #1 reason for the chainsaw method of a 240 blower motor repair 200

posted by  dman535 on  Fri Oct 28 01:19 CST 2005
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I misrouted the wires - so they got wrapped up in the impeller. Had to pull the motor mack out to fix. Took 30 minutes with the screw on access panels I made. I would be beside myself if I had to rip the center console apart again to deal with the ^%*&(^ blower motor !

Derek A.
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