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Where to source heater blower motor? 120-130

posted by  spectratone on  Sat Sep 12 03:39 CST 2009
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Once a year is a good time to lubricate both bushings in the motor; you have to take off one end of the motor to get to one of the bushings. Also a good time to clean out any debris on top of the heater core. I can pull the fan assembly, clean and lube it, and reinstall in 15 minutes.

Pity the fools with the newer cars that have to pull their dashboards out... (sorry, Dad)






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