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Second hand blowers are cheap, and take about 5 minutes to install. Had to do mine this weekend. Three screws, pull it out, put the new one in. Easy fix.
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2002 Freelander SE 85,000 miles
2000 Discovery Series II 142,500 miles
Easy, no reason being is the fan goes because of a coolant leak in the heater core. if their is coolant on the fan then you need to pull the dash board and install a new heater core and fan.
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My heater core had already been fixed, and the motor was all that remained to complete the job. As a leak hadn't been mentioned by Rabid, I assumed this issue had already been addressed in his vehicle as well. Of course, a leaky heater would need to be corrected before replacing the motor. Fix the cause, not the symptom, right?
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"That's not gone well, has it?"
2002 Freelander SE 85,000 miles
2000 Discovery Series II 142,500 miles
i took the blower out again and gave it a wd 40 bath left it for a few hours and then dried with compressed air .replaced it and its up and running good as new ....? dried gunk from the heater core maybe ?
so i got the fan working better than ever ...3 days no problems
then i was crossing the williamsburg bridge stuck in traffic and i hear the fan slowing down and eventually stopping ..all speeds for about 30 minutes ..all fuses ok
is the fan over heating / over working
i am in NYC its 95 degrees and most of my driving is bumper to bumper 20 miles an hour ?