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Blower motor 200 1990

posted by  posaune on  Sun Jul 3 17:57 CST 2011
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You aren't going to like the answer...

Seriously though, if it was making noise, it isn't surprising that it stopped. It is probably either the motor itself or the resistor (does it work on speed 4?), but either way you are looking at a job many consider to be the worst on a 240. The motor is really buried under the dash. Check around - there is a lot of info on the job if that is indeed the problem.

If you do end up having to buy the motor, check JCWhitney. I'm about to do the job myself, and they had the best price by far.






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