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Ice in Blower Motor? Now Needs Lubrication! 200 1992

posted by  Dan Marino on  Mon Feb 17 09:21 CST 2014
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With the 21 inches of snow that fell last week on my 1992 245, the blower motor is now making a racket and straining. When first started up, it almost sounds like there is ice in the blower motor housing that restricts the blower motor from turning. Is that possible?

It will eventually start spinning, but sounds like the bearings need some lubrication.

Is there any way to lube it without tearing the dash out?

Any tips or advice is welcome.

Thanks,

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