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SERVICE PROCEDURE FOR A/C AND HEATER BLOWER ASSEMBLY

SERVICING THE 1988 "W" CAR A/C AND HEATER MOTOR AND FAN ASSEMBLY

VEHICLES AFFECTED: ALL "W" CAR MODELS ----------------- THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE IS RECOMMENDED WHEN SERVICING THE "W" CAR A/C AND HEATER MOTOR AND FAN ASSEMBLY.

BLOWER MOTOR AND FAN

REMOVE OR DISCONNECT: -------------------- 1. Negative battery cable 2. Right side hush panel 3. Component center 4. Blower motor and resistor electrical connections 5. Retainer clip holding the IP harness conduit to the cowl (at the back and to the right of the motor) 6. Two blower motor screws nearest cowl 7. Grasp carpet at top side of cowl just left of blower motor and pull forward (this will create a pocket for the blower motor and fan assembly to drop into) 8. Remaining screw holding the blower motor 9. Lower blower motor until the rubber mounting grommets on the blower motor are clear of the locating bosses 10. Lower blower motor past the IP harness (if the IP harness interferes, remove tape from conduit end nearest the floor and peel back conduit). Lower blower motor and fan past the portion of the IP cable with the conduit removed (flatten individual wires against the cowl at a position to allow the flange to pass). 11. Blower and fan assembly from pocket formed by carpet

TO INSTALL NEW ASSEMBLY, REVERSE THE ABOVE PROCEDURE.

Use the most applicable labour operation from the Canadian Labour Time Guide.


Object Number: 85405  Size: FS


Object Number: 77383  Size: FS

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