- Sat Jun 11, 2022 11:17 am
#154527
My rear AC blower motor was making some noise last year on the way to SITM. I don't use the rear AC blower a lot, but during the trip back to DFW from Banner Elk and somewhere around West Memphis, the motor let out a loud squeal and died. If you haven't removed a rear AC blower motor from a late model 928, you are in for a treat!!! Every screw and bolt undone in that area falls under the blower motor and apparently the motor magnets stick those screws and bolts to the backside/underneath/inside of the still installed motor, but since I haven't gotten the blower motor out yet, that's just a guess.
Figuring out where all those screws and bolts go will be fun due to the length of time between removing and installing and the effects of CRS.
Wish me luck, because I have another 928 that has the exact same problem and I have to fix it as well.
Figuring out where all those screws and bolts go will be fun due to the length of time between removing and installing and the effects of CRS.
Wish me luck, because I have another 928 that has the exact same problem and I have to fix it as well.
John Curry (The Drift King)
Grand Prix White 1994 GTS AT
Black 1989 GT/Cobalt Blue 1989 S4 AT
Indishrot Red 1984 Euro S AT (The Stepson)/Black Metallic 1984 Euro S 5 speed (The Schwartz)
Sean Ratts: "WTF was someone thinking when they dicked with this wiring? HolymotherofGod."
Joel Roberts: "Saving your car for the next owner is like saving your girlfriend for her next boyfriend... it's insane."
Grand Prix White 1994 GTS AT
Black 1989 GT/Cobalt Blue 1989 S4 AT
Indishrot Red 1984 Euro S AT (The Stepson)/Black Metallic 1984 Euro S 5 speed (The Schwartz)
Sean Ratts: "WTF was someone thinking when they dicked with this wiring? HolymotherofGod."
Joel Roberts: "Saving your car for the next owner is like saving your girlfriend for her next boyfriend... it's insane."
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