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Replaced Blower Motor, AC Not Working Now! Help! 1992 240 Wagon 200

posted by  oldduke on  Wed Nov 2 06:58 CST 2016
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hi susan and other sages- found this thread one of the most interesting since ive been reading the brick board for 6 years to stay ahead of the shysters when my knowledge, skills and tools are thin with my 92 245. this 240 blower r and r is close to the most ridiculous/outrageous repair i have heard of since wrenching cars since 65. have thought how can this happen on a car renowned for durability and engineering . my hypothesis keeps coming down to grossly incompetent or negligent engineering. if i was told this story before i started fooling with 240s i wouldnt have believed it. word is the 740s dont have this problem and the blower is easily and quickly replaceable. certainly my experience replacing this item on rwd fords, dodges and chevrolets (blowers, heater cores)while not simple is not a nightmare like the 240 . too bad the 740 system cant be retrofitted. any alternative hypotheses on my rant, sages? thanks tons oldduke btw have notebooked the mechanic at swedish motors in pa.






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