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Author Subject: blower SQUEEK!
ry

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Post #26
My car started doing this on saturday night after about a 150 mile drive! I wondered what the hell it was as it only came on when i put my foot down between 25 and 50.

Guide please! LOL

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Posted 17th Dec 2007 at 16:01
justinaccurate

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Post #27
If I take it out the car to have a look at it, can you still drive the car - I mean Im not going to break anything am i?
Posted 17th Dec 2007 at 16:26
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Post #28
No but you'll freezeRazz I've got a spare one in the garage that the drain pipe snapped off of so I might rip that to bts later and investigate as iirc that was even noiser than the one in the car.

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Posted 17th Dec 2007 at 16:32
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Post #29
swifter gti6 wrote:
4. Locate the three fixing screws



you sure there arent 4 fixing screws?Geek
Posted 17th Dec 2007 at 16:45
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Me being a lazy bas**rd just turned 'em on full and blew some WD40 down the inlet, that sorted it.

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Posted 17th Dec 2007 at 16:50
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Post #31
phillipm wrote:
Me being a lazy bas**rd just turned 'em on full and blew some WD40 down the inlet, that sorted it.


That made mine worse LOL

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Posted 17th Dec 2007 at 16:57
justinaccurate

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Post #32
must be a 1.4 thing Dunno Laugh
Posted 17th Dec 2007 at 16:58
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Post #33
Mine also does this sometimes, I took it out as it was also clicking and it had loads of leaves in it, if there is a cheap fix like replacing the bearings then please share!!

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Posted 17th Dec 2007 at 18:06
justinaccurate

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Post #34
I ended up buying one from an 01 reg car for 30 quid.

Havent swapped it over yet so dont want to pull the working one apart but a couple of things ive noticed:

The bit that spins is HUGE (about 6 inch diameter and is about 3 inches high)

Because of its size theres actually a couple of weights attached to the fan blades on there to balance it (like you do wheels) - I would wager that some peoples have fallen off

Its not particulartly loose and free spinning now.

I'll get mine swapped before dissecting it Devil
Posted 18th Dec 2007 at 22:30
telfordgti6

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Post #35
you drop the blower out from the bottom of the glove box.its easier to do on ph1 306s as you just take the top glovebox out.I have had 2 start of with the sqeeking it eventual ends up giving up and you end up scraping the ice of the windows inside of the car in the winter lol
Posted 19th Dec 2007 at 23:38
justinaccurate

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Post #36
Ive swapped mine over and had a go at dismantling my old one.

Its basically a big motor with a fan on it, and as with other motors ive seen, its all kinda crimped together. I suppose you can go further and bend the crimps out of the way to get to the bearings but the last motor I pulled apart didnt have bearings in anyway.

I just sprayed WD40 where it spins until it stopped dripping black Devil

Anyway - heres some pics so you know what it looks like

So: undo the 4x T20 screws holding this in the dash and gently pull it out. You will need a T20 with a thin shaft as the last screw is in a difficult to access area; you may need to gently ease the glovebox forward to see what you are doing. Unclip the brown connector

Ignore the fact my drain plug has snapped off - just undo this single screw in the base. This picture might also be useful for locating the 4 screws that hold it in the car

The fan and motor then lift out of the base. Note the trapped foliage Unsure Clean this out, might be worth cleaning the fan blades off too

WD40 goes here

And here

Not really sure if that counts as a FAQ Smile
Posted 22nd Dec 2007 at 01:06
mabgti

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Post #37
Nev how did you manage to hold the camera in one hand and the motor in the other? multitasking nowadays ehLOL

I'm gonna change mine this weekendBig grin

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Posted 22nd Dec 2007 at 01:07
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Post #38
I took my heater blower out on Christmas Eve as I was sick of the infamous squeaking.

I lubricated both bearings with engine oil. The one at the bottom of the motor and the one that sits under the fan. I gave the motor a good blasting with WD40 as it was quite grubby and cleaned the dead foliage out of the fan. I let the oil soak in to the bearings for a few minutes and put it back in the car. Tested it and the squeak is gone Smile

Three days later and the squeak has still not returned Big grin

The only down side is that I now have the waft of Total Quartz 7000 10w-40 semi-synthetic blowing through the cabin every time I get in the car Wink

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Posted 26th Dec 2007 at 15:57

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