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Blower motor, easy!! 200

posted by  haroon on  Tue Feb 11 10:51 CST 2003
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I must thank Art for his website with pics. It took me about 1.5 hrs to take the old motor out. It's not that hard as it seems. Just work slowly and make notes of everything, wiring ect. Not hard at all, just timely.

Installation seems a little harder, I put the new motor in, but I am afraid I was out of crimps, so I called it a day and will continue later. It's good to take a break. The motor, I bought was a local parts store one, so it needed some connectors. Apart from that, it should be smooth sailing. I was putting this off untill the weather turned fine but the motor gave out this week.






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