Blower Motor Change the Easy Way!
Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2011 11:53 am
Had to change the blower motor again
really wasn't looking forward to it as it was a real b@ll ache the last time!
Was thinking about it and remembered that someone on here had said you can split the casing and it comes out/goes in easy.
Decided to give this a go and we took the old one out this way, casing to the passengers side motor to the drivers side.
Came out nice and easy, there a bit in the scuttle that you can ease the shaft out at.
The only problem was that some of the plastic clips had broken, then my mate Jamie had a flash of inspiration
he used a heat gun to soften the plastic and there were no breakages on the clips.
Motor in through the drivers side, casing the passengers side, put back together, placed rubber seal in position screwed down, sorted!
No more dread of changing the blower motor.
Check that the carbons on the motor a good before putting in. (Cheers to Mark H for an excellent motor with lots of carbon, a star yet again)
Was thinking about it and remembered that someone on here had said you can split the casing and it comes out/goes in easy.
Decided to give this a go and we took the old one out this way, casing to the passengers side motor to the drivers side.
Came out nice and easy, there a bit in the scuttle that you can ease the shaft out at.
The only problem was that some of the plastic clips had broken, then my mate Jamie had a flash of inspiration
Motor in through the drivers side, casing the passengers side, put back together, placed rubber seal in position screwed down, sorted!
No more dread of changing the blower motor.
Check that the carbons on the motor a good before putting in. (Cheers to Mark H for an excellent motor with lots of carbon, a star yet again)