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240 blower motor replace... should I replace the fan too? 200

posted by  Bob Wennerstrom on  Fri Jun 28 10:45 CST 2002
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>If you have no shop manuals, get one or two - and/or go through a pick-n-pull >to see how things are put together in
>there before starting out.

> Good Luck,

> Bob

The pick-n-pull is an excellent idea! I haven't replaced my blower yet but I did get a chance to figure it all out at the junkyard. I got the blower out of that car in about an hour and a half. Saved a handfull of little clips, some screws, and the fan blades for spares when I do my car. It's really nice to be able to pull all that stuff apart and not worry about screwing up your own car. I feel much more confident about doing my own now.






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