Heater Blower Motor
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Car: 1986 Camaro IROC Z28
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Heater Blower Motor
I didn't think I would ever have to ask this because I don't use it. But, my heater blower motor is a guess work if it will be on or not. It seems like if i turn a certain way or stop or start quick the blower will turn on and if i do the reverse it will turn off. Any ideas where to start? It has been near a hundred where a live (not normal) and I would really love AC. These cars without T-Tops definitely get hot in the summer. I have a 86 camaro with 305 TPI.
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Re: Heater Blower Motor
Try a new blower motor. THey wear out alot. THey're SUPER CHEEEEEEEP, like less than one yuppie food stamp IIRC, and only take about 5 minutes to replace if you're slow like me. You're probably faster than that though. You can probably swap it in less time than it took to type that post.
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Re: Heater Blower Motor
I'd place a towel beneath the blower motor so that when you lose a screw (and you will), it won't fall into the recesses of the car and/or be lost forever.
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Re: Heater Blower Motor
Try a new blower motor. THey wear out alot. THey're SUPER CHEEEEEEEP, like less than one yuppie food stamp IIRC, and only take about 5 minutes to replace if you're slow like me. You're probably faster than that though. You can probably swap it in less time than it took to type that post.
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