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Where to source heater blower motor? 120-130

posted by  red92s on  Sat Sep 12 12:36 CST 2009
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Couldn't stand the thought of putting the nicely working motor back in the grubby look heater box. Soooo . . . it became more of a project, but it is supposed to rain all weekend and I am otherwise unoccupied.

Heater Box removed:



Heater box opened up:



Sandblasted:



Few little holes in the bottom where water had collected, will patch them up with some JB Weld and call it a day:



Heater valve freshened up:



I repainted the whole shebang with Zero Rust paint and am waiting on it to dry. Can't decide if I should order the Volvo rubber bits and hoses for reinstallation or make up my own with some nice weather stripping.





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