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I have defeated the blower motor!! 200 1986

posted by  unggthat on  Thu Dec 26 03:26 CST 2002
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holy crap, I hate blower motors. But there is now a new one in my car, a new resistor, switch, and control valve as well. WAHOO!!! I still can't figure out why it didn't fit and rubbed on the driver's side at first, but after I placed a few washers in there as spacers, all is well. I kept thinking that I MUST have it in backwards or something, but it was right. Anyways, I am victorious now and I thank everyone here for varous help on it, and Art Benstein for his splendid rundown of the job on his website!
nate gundy






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