A/C - Heat Fan blower/motor upgrade...
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A/C - Heat Fan blower/motor upgrade...
My A/C Heater fan is super weak. It works, and blow a bit but even on high its weak. Is there an upgrade for it or have any of you replaced yours with a better one from a different car?
Thanks - and yes I did look through some old threads but seemed it all had to do with switches...
Thanks - and yes I did look through some old threads but seemed it all had to do with switches...
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Re: A/C - Heat Fan blower/motor upgrade...
Does the Vehicle have Air-Conditioning?
If so, do you use the "MAX" setting instead of the "NORM" setting?
Have you had a look at the Blower-Motor?
There could be debris inside it, reducing performance...
or the Blower-Motor could just be tired and worn.
I do not believe there is a direct-fit "upgraded" Blower-Motor...
But something aftermarket could be made to work; or the Voltage to power the Blower-Motor could be increased.
If so, do you use the "MAX" setting instead of the "NORM" setting?
Have you had a look at the Blower-Motor?
There could be debris inside it, reducing performance...
or the Blower-Motor could just be tired and worn.
I do not believe there is a direct-fit "upgraded" Blower-Motor...
But something aftermarket could be made to work; or the Voltage to power the Blower-Motor could be increased.
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If you have the original evaporator its clogged with dust.
I'm not reccomending you remove it and clean it, the info is just FYI.
Servicing the evap can lead to plastic parts breaking, and insulation sealing problems.
What you can do easily is increase the wire size from its present 14 AWG to at least 10 AWG for the relay circuit.
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I'm not reccomending you remove it and clean it, the info is just FYI.
Servicing the evap can lead to plastic parts breaking, and insulation sealing problems.
What you can do easily is increase the wire size from its present 14 AWG to at least 10 AWG for the relay circuit.
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