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Heater Blower Motor replacement - How long does it really take and other questions. 200 1990

posted by  Mark Lundell on  Sat Sep 11 18:28 CST 2010
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Bearing is squealing so its time to replace the motor. How long should it really take me? I've read the Chainsaw method, the modified chainsaw method, and the hole-saw method. Why does the Bentley manual not refer to cutting out the venturi? Are the later 240 models designed so that the venturi need not be cut? If I choose to use the no-cut method, what is the best way to get at ducts coming off the upper portion of the blower box?

Thanks for your assistance before I begin this task.






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