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Blower Motor: Mission Accomplished 200 1989

posted by  kirkpzed on  Mon Nov 29 03:02 CST 2004
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You are lucky. A good deal on a 240 is gold. I used this site as my guide: http://users.erols.com/benstein/ which helped very much. Definitely take out both front seats and do the job with plenty of light. Also, take the opportunity to replace any burned out light bulbs in the dash and/or center console.

Removing the instrument panel, the stereo, the glove box and the center console certainly make the car look like it is never going to go back together, but it goes back together very quickly.

Get a magnet to retrieve dropped parts as you will be reaching into some tight places.

It is a rewarding job. Good luck.






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