YOUR RESEARCHHVAC Fan Replacement?
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While prepping my car for winter storage, I noticed the hvac fan under the dash is making a racket. Obviously gets worse/noisier as i increase fan speed/volume. Can someone provide insight into how to replace it? Or what it costs to have the work done at a dealer? Thanks.
Piece of cake. I just had mine out this afternoon. It was the first time I ever had it out and it took under 10 minutes, and that includes getting the tools you need! Follow this link... [URL="http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?/topic/35751-acheater-blower-motor-fan/page__p__189448__hl__%2Bac+%2Bblower__fromsearch__1#entry189448"]
thanks. that looks straightforward enough. i wonder where the weatherstipping comes into play. it appears that it's above the passenger foot well.
I would first remove the pollen filter and look into the fresh air intake to see if any debris....
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