A/C Heater Blower Motor Removal, Cleaning, Oiling, Installation
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This is a good point. It's easy enough to do that it's probly worth doing annually to reduce bearing wear.
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It looks like your brush housing is leaning at a good angle. That's the part in Green. And the plate that it connects to is probably melted, or broken. That's in Red.
I don't know if you can get creative and fix that, or maybe you might be looking for a new motor. There was a thread on here that talked about changing out the motor for a more common GM one, or something like that. I'd search for that and see if it's cost effective to go that route.
Personally, I'd see if I could fix that plate, but it looks pretty buggered up.
I don't know if you can get creative and fix that, or maybe you might be looking for a new motor. There was a thread on here that talked about changing out the motor for a more common GM one, or something like that. I'd search for that and see if it's cost effective to go that route.
Personally, I'd see if I could fix that plate, but it looks pretty buggered up.
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A warning. I followed advice on a GM blower, got the exact model suggested, and when I took mine out the GM one didn't come close. Luckily my problem was just leaves in the cage so I took the GM one back. I think it was about 80 dollars (new).
When I really do have to replace, I'll pull mine and take it to the parts place to compare them. Suggest you do the same.
When I really do have to replace, I'll pull mine and take it to the parts place to compare them. Suggest you do the same.