heater fan motor removle
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heater fan motor removle
Hi
seems my heater blower is dead, but cant see an easy way of removing it,
also to the left of the unit is a vacuum dose any one know what this dose thanks in advance.
Dave
seems my heater blower is dead, but cant see an easy way of removing it,
also to the left of the unit is a vacuum dose any one know what this dose thanks in advance.
Dave
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Re: heater fan motor removle
Hi . Would first make sure you have power going to the heater speed resister pack . From memory the recomended way to remove heater was to remove the dash top and centre part of dash .
Many years ago somebody came up with this easier ? method .
Remove heater hoses and plate/gasket on bulkhead
Break of outlets with point-nose pliers(will be all brittle anyway)
Remove section of dash under steering where shelf is(4screws)
Remove two screws securing matrix in box
Bend back bracket where clutch cable would go(great if auto)
cut out section of heater box(in drawing)
Remove matrix
Put in new matrix
Don't know if this would work for the motor though .
Garry
Many years ago somebody came up with this easier ? method .
Remove heater hoses and plate/gasket on bulkhead
Break of outlets with point-nose pliers(will be all brittle anyway)
Remove section of dash under steering where shelf is(4screws)
Remove two screws securing matrix in box
Bend back bracket where clutch cable would go(great if auto)
cut out section of heater box(in drawing)
Remove matrix
Put in new matrix
Don't know if this would work for the motor though .
Garry
Re: heater fan motor removle
Hi Gary
Hope you are well, is the heater speed resister pack on the top of blower housing ( as i believe there are some heat sinks on top) on on top of the motor inside , also do you know what the vacuum is, that is attached to the left of the blower housing.
Also cant seem to find a electrical diagram which matches my Granada, its a 1992 Cosworth facelift, thanks again for your help
Dave
Hope you are well, is the heater speed resister pack on the top of blower housing ( as i believe there are some heat sinks on top) on on top of the motor inside , also do you know what the vacuum is, that is attached to the left of the blower housing.
Also cant seem to find a electrical diagram which matches my Granada, its a 1992 Cosworth facelift, thanks again for your help
Dave
Re: heater fan motor removle
Hi cos608: These might help:
http://granada-and-scorpio.com/phpbb/vi ... e1e2#p3045
http://granada-and-scorpio.com/phpbb/vi ... 10e3#p2093
- as the key culprits (usually !) are the resistor pack Garry mentioned or the dash switch rather than the motor itself ?
There is a photo in the top link showing that pack in situ too.
No vacuum pipes are involved with the heater: Just post up a photo to help with identification ?
http://granada-and-scorpio.com/phpbb/vi ... e1e2#p3045
http://granada-and-scorpio.com/phpbb/vi ... 10e3#p2093
- as the key culprits (usually !) are the resistor pack Garry mentioned or the dash switch rather than the motor itself ?
There is a photo in the top link showing that pack in situ too.
No vacuum pipes are involved with the heater: Just post up a photo to help with identification ?
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Re: heater fan motor removle
Thanks Dave w and Gary will try again and check the main switch on dashboard ,to see if switching earth to all positions , i believe my resistor matrix is on top of the housing for blower motor ( easy to access) and all looks good but will retest.
Re: heater fan motor removle
Morning Gary Gary are the manuals (wiring diagram) a booklet or downloadable, thanks Dave
try to send PM but stuck in send box
try to send PM but stuck in send box
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Re: heater fan motor removle
Hi Dave PM sent . The diagrams are a A3 book . Garry
Re: heater fan motor removle
Gary have sent you a PM
heater fan motor removal
Morning All
after receiving a great manual from Gary , looks like its the fan Heater Motor.
have check all fuses and relays associated with blower and air con.
Have all manage to get a new vacuum pump part Number 89GG18A318AA , what is associated wit air con.
so still trying the see best way to get heater blower out
after receiving a great manual from Gary , looks like its the fan Heater Motor.
have check all fuses and relays associated with blower and air con.
Have all manage to get a new vacuum pump part Number 89GG18A318AA , what is associated wit air con.
so still trying the see best way to get heater blower out
Re: heater fan motor removle
Well Dave the 1245 Haynes Manual points you in the right direction of course.....'One spanner' symbol... so seems easy, right ?!
'Helpfully' their photo shows it with the top already off ...
It's worse on the Cosworth - less space - but (as usual) there are a bunch of clips and screws etc on the top to confound you !
-And so make a 'puller' first by heating/bending the last few inches of a screwdriver with a 90-degree bend.
-And take the windscreen wiper linkages off ....
'Helpfully' their photo shows it with the top already off ...
It's worse on the Cosworth - less space - but (as usual) there are a bunch of clips and screws etc on the top to confound you !
-And so make a 'puller' first by heating/bending the last few inches of a screwdriver with a 90-degree bend.
-And take the windscreen wiper linkages off ....
Re: heater fan motor removle
This photo possibly won't help much either, it's the heater box off a Mk2, but quite similar to Mk3...
but at least it gives you an idea of what it all clips onto..
eg. the Heater Matrix is located just below the Blower Motor assembly
(although it does not show the Vac. Actuator which is on the side of the box (inside the vehicle)
It would be great if you could post up some photos of the whole procedure to help others too.
but at least it gives you an idea of what it all clips onto..
eg. the Heater Matrix is located just below the Blower Motor assembly
(although it does not show the Vac. Actuator which is on the side of the box (inside the vehicle)
It would be great if you could post up some photos of the whole procedure to help others too.
Re: heater fan motor removle
thanks Dave for the information looks a great help.
i will have ago and will take photo's if possible to share .
i will have ago and will take photo's if possible to share .
Re: heater fan motor removle
Hi dave
still cant seem to get the top part of cover off , have removed all clips from both sides and front, would you know (hoping not ) is there any on the back as cant see.
still cant seem to get the top part of cover off , have removed all clips from both sides and front, would you know (hoping not ) is there any on the back as cant see.
Re: heater fan motor removle
Probably the clips at the back: Might be time to get creative/destructive.......
eg. this is for the US/Merkur: http://www.merkurclub.net/kizerweb/scor ... _motor.htm
eg. this is for the US/Merkur: http://www.merkurclub.net/kizerweb/scor ... _motor.htm
Re: heater fan motor removle
Thanks Davew all done, the trick of cutting the box works, and there is just room to remove fan unit.i managed to get the ford part numbers for a 92 facelift 24v unit and they are (oem) 7112178 and 92GG18565CB.
Also manage to resouce a part brand new from Germany £57 with delivery happy days and thanks for all the help
Also manage to resouce a part brand new from Germany £57 with delivery happy days and thanks for all the help
Re: heater fan motor removle
No problem; Another one of those car jobs that could be done in less that an hour now you know how no doubt ?!