How to replace Blower motor?
03-02-2003, 09:56 AM
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How to replace Blower motor?
With a lot being said about this problem...
Could anybody explain how to remove a glove box
and get my hands on that anoying blower motor, which sounds drive me nuts?
I'd really appreciate all entries...
Could anybody explain how to remove a glove box
and get my hands on that anoying blower motor, which sounds drive me nuts?
I'd really appreciate all entries...
03-02-2003, 10:45 AM
#2
There are two or three screws next to the glove box, one on the top left and one on the top right. Then there are a few at the bottom.
That will drop the whole box. But be careful, there is a wireplug clipped to the box, DO NOT disconnect it, remove the whole plug from the clip. That is the passenger airbag wireplug.
Dixit
That will drop the whole box. But be careful, there is a wireplug clipped to the box, DO NOT disconnect it, remove the whole plug from the clip. That is the passenger airbag wireplug.
Dixit
03-02-2003, 10:54 AM
#3
There are two or three screws next to the glove box, one on the top left and one on the top right. Then there are a few at the bottom.
That will drop the whole box. But be careful, there is a wireplug clipped to the box, DO NOT disconnect it, remove the whole plug from the clip. That is the passenger airbag wireplug.
Dixit
That will drop the whole box. But be careful, there is a wireplug clipped to the box, DO NOT disconnect it, remove the whole plug from the clip. That is the passenger airbag wireplug.
Dixit
03-02-2003, 11:23 AM
#4
http://www.courtesyparts.com/instruc...binfilter.html
skip #1, only the i30/5 have the finisher.
Once you have access to the blower housing, undo the drain tube and three screws. It slides out. I cant remember when you have to unplug it (before or after sliding it out), but it really is a "2" on the scale of 10 difficulty. I've had mine out 2x, I dont recall any tricky parts to doing it.
skip #1, only the i30/5 have the finisher.
Once you have access to the blower housing, undo the drain tube and three screws. It slides out. I cant remember when you have to unplug it (before or after sliding it out), but it really is a "2" on the scale of 10 difficulty. I've had mine out 2x, I dont recall any tricky parts to doing it.
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