Fan Motor for vent Quit ..
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Racer
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From: Santa Barbara Minnesota
Originally Posted by rick lambert
I think there's a fusible link to the fan motor-uh, are we talking engne fan, cause that's what I'm thinking. Or are you talking blower motor for heat?
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Racer
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From: Santa Barbara Minnesota
Originally Posted by Blown 96
I have a used one out of a 96 lt1 you can buy for 40.00 shipped.
Racer
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From: Converse Tx
Originally Posted by #70SM2
I might take you up on that if it turns out to be the motor. And thanks Agent86 for the diagnostic's. Now I have get a new thinking cap.
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Disconnect the lead and see if you have power.
If you do, try tapping on the motor, if it starts running, it's a bad motor.
At least that's the way it worked for me.
If you do, try tapping on the motor, if it starts running, it's a bad motor.
At least that's the way it worked for me.