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Squeaking Blower 200

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posted by  Sil on  Thu Jul 24 13:37 CST 2003
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Thanks for the input. It's not a high piched shriek yet, more like a monotonous, persistent cricket. I got into the dash/console disassembly about half way, and than all those intestines and vital organs intimidated me enough to make me close the whole thing up again and pray I'd get all the plug-ins plugged in correctly again. That sort of sight really makes me appreciate my PV. Before resorting to ear plugs, I sprayed some teflon lube into the fresh air intake below the widshield. That seems to have stopped the squeak, at least, temporarily, which makes me think that Trev's approach may be next on my schedule. In the mean time I'll start steeling myself for committing major surgery.
Bob S.






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