Blower motor
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It could be ducts that are not connected correctly or are so worn they leak.
Do you have factory Ac/heat or is it just a heater?
If you have factory Ac/heat then it's a bitch to replace the blower.
If its just a heater not so much.
Do you have factory Ac/heat or is it just a heater?
If you have factory Ac/heat then it's a bitch to replace the blower.
If its just a heater not so much.
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I just have heater, no A/C. Now, the blower doesn't work at all. There's power to it and all.
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A lot easier to do with a none a/c truck, remove the complete box and replace it and you might as well replace the heater core since you are that deep into it.
Remove the glove box liner to give yourself some eye ball room.
Remove the glove box liner to give yourself some eye ball room.
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It is not as hard as the schematic makes it appear. I just replaced mine a couple of months ago. Best I can remember there are 4 bolts under the hood to remove the whole box, 2 hoses to disconnect, 2 electrical connections, and 2 control cables. A wonderful thing to have heat and defrost.Especially defrost.Took me about 2 hours between beers to do
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Thanks. Yeah, the fan was working weakly, and now, not at all. Motor doesn't look so hard to get to and I do have the factory service manuals. Thanks for the parts manual drawings too. One question - do most of these have the Std heater or the H.O. heater. I'm seeing two options for the non-AC trucks.
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If you have the high output heater and the original dash bezel, it'll be marked like in the picture.
The second picture shows the three nuts on the firewall that need to be removed to drop the heater box,
The second picture shows the three nuts on the firewall that need to be removed to drop the heater box,
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