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Blower fan bingo 200

posted by  sasjzl on  Fri Mar 6 13:26 CST 2009
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My 1987 240 wagons blower is starting to make some nasty noises. My question is if anyone has ever been fortunate enough to cure their noisy blower by drilling a hole in the vicinity of the fan and blindly spraying oil? I think I am going to try it just to see if I can beat the odds. I am just wondering what the odds are.
If it does nothing than I will bit the bullet and go in with the dremel chainsaw massacre method. I have always heard that 240's were built entirely around the blower motor, now I may well get a chance to find out while up close and personal.

Thanks very much,

Jim Lee
1987 240 Wagon ~200k
1988 240 sedan ~130k






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