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Heater Blower Motor Connector 700

posted by  runwld2 on  Fri May 20 03:51 CST 2005
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Not clear which side is bad, Male on the motor or female connector, but if the connector is bad, will using seperate female spade terminals work? Maybe a bit awkward to put on but with a needle nose pliers you could get them in there, Spades come in different sizes.
If the male in the motor terminals are bad, I'd try to disassemble the motor and get the wires which run to the back of the terminals and splice some wire and then run them out of the fan housing and put terminals to mate with the connector.
OR I got a used fan from the junkyard for $20, get the connector with it and splice in.
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