Is there a way to remove the blower motor?

Is there a way to remove the blower motor?

By spraying WD-40 in there you may be able to free them up without having to remove the blower motor. And Here is a closer view: 3. If that doesn’t work, follow the steps on page one of the instructions to completely remove the blower motor. Note: use a 5.5mm socket to remove the three screws.

How can I get my GM blower motor to stop squeaking?

Spin the fan half a turn and spray a little more WD-40 to get the other side. Give it a few minutes to work in while spinning the fan a few times. Now you should be able to spin the fan without the motor making any noise.

Where is the end of the blower motor?

You can see the end of the motor shaft just inside the raised ‘nipple’ on the motor housing. Inside that nipple is a bearing that the shaft is spinning inside of and those are the two parts that seized up from drying out. By spraying WD-40 in there you may be able to free them up without having to remove the blower motor.

Why does my GM blower make a screeching noise?

Now you should be able to spin the fan without the motor making any noise. If the screeching noise is still happening from your blower motor, either the noise is coming from a different part of the motor, in which case I’m little help, or you just haven’t gotten the bearing loosened from the motor shaft.

How do you replace a GM blower motor?

1. Remove the passenger side kick panel. Follow the steps on page one of the replacement instructions to remove the passenger-side kick panel. Note: I used the nail puller on a very small hammer to remove the 3 plastic push-in clips and it worked pretty well.

Why does my blower make a screeching noise?

If the screeching noise is still happening from your blower motor, either the noise is coming from a different part of the motor, in which case I’m little help, or you just haven’t gotten the bearing loosened from the motor shaft. If the later is the case, read on. If not, you may want to get yourself a new blower motor.

Why does my GM blower make a squeaking sound?

The sounds happen in cold or humid weather, and especially when hitting bumps in the road or slamming on the brakes. The sounds happen less when blower is on higher settings and all the time on lower speeds.