DELCO REPLACEMENT HEATER BLOWER MOTOR PART # ?
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Safety Car
Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Okeechobee Florida
Re: DELCO REPLACEMENT HEATER BLOWER MOTOR PART # ? (gtr1999)
i called my local chevy dealer today and he had one in stock...$69.
he also had the coolant overflow tank in stock for $18.97...
(mines very dirty and ugly)
i live in a VERY small town, the nearest town to me is 40 miles away!
so i was VERY suprised that they had them both in stock!
so...i will probably get them tomorrow or the next day and install them...
i guess i will know then if its the motor or not...
he also had the coolant overflow tank in stock for $18.97...
(mines very dirty and ugly)
i live in a VERY small town, the nearest town to me is 40 miles away!
so i was VERY suprised that they had them both in stock!
so...i will probably get them tomorrow or the next day and install them...
i guess i will know then if its the motor or not...
Team Owner
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From: Fort Mill, SC via NJ
Re: DELCO REPLACEMENT HEATER BLOWER MOTOR PART # ? (SIGNGUY)
http://www.rockauto.com has the Delco unit for $47.59.
I believe silvervetteman said the blades were different and the blower was more powerful.
I believe silvervetteman said the blades were different and the blower was more powerful.
Le Mans Master
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From: Orlando Floriduh
Re: DELCO REPLACEMENT HEATER BLOWER MOTOR PART # ? (69er)
I bought a delco replacement.. There are two available... With or without the squirrel cage. The latter is for later years and I wasn't sure it would fit because the squirrel cage was a little longer, so I opted for the motor only which works better than the original. From what I understand, the newer fan is better yet. If it will fit??? anyone know? :cool:
Tech Contributor
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From: Connecticut, USA
Re: DELCO REPLACEMENT HEATER BLOWER MOTOR PART # ? (SIGNGUY)
OK lets take a step back with a question. Is this part # for the motor only or motor blower wheel assembly? Is the replacement motor the same RPM with just a better blower?
Thanks,
Gary
Thanks,
Gary
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Safety Car
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Re: DELCO REPLACEMENT HEATER BLOWER MOTOR PART # ? (gtr1999)
if you find one let me know!-i dont want one of those from auto zone for$18 bucks---------- when i callgm dealers they say there no longer in the system
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Safety Car
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From: Okeechobee Florida
Re: DELCO REPLACEMENT HEATER BLOWER MOTOR PART # ? (carl a)
the one im getting from my local dealer has the new type squirrel cage...
i will let you all know more details when i do the exchange...
hopefully tonight...
i will let you all know more details when i do the exchange...
hopefully tonight...
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: GA
Re: DELCO REPLACEMENT HEATER BLOWER MOTOR PART # ? (SIGNGUY)
GMParts direct http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/results.cfm has it for $38.35. If you have a gm part# thats the place to get the lowest price.
