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Blower Motor Going South 200 1991

posted by  anderssj on  Sun Apr 21 03:55 CST 2002
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Greetings all,

With the temp's climbing into the 90's last week, the blower motor on our most recent addition has decided to take an early vacation (on our other 3 240s they waited until June or July to depart the work environment).

In the past I've always bought the new motor and resistor from the dealer (they have tended to give a pretty price good break), but given the amount of work involved (involvoed?) in this repair, I'm more concerned with longevity. Is there a better motor out there, or all they all about the same?

Thanks in advance,

Steve A-






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