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Heater blower fan brgs
When these little guys sieze up, can they be replaced.
Mine seem to be suffering from a long Florida life of non-use. I need the heater these days, well, in a month or so. So, whats easier, brgs or a nice used motor out of an SC or something?
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Dennis your 72 doesn't have a heater blower motor. Are you talking about the fresh air blower?
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 oppps, yea I guess so. Looking at mine, the brgs seem to be staked into the housing such that they can't be rebuilt. If someone else has done it, I will to.Kurt, you'll be well represented at Indy, Shawn and I will flash our tails to all who will watch and some that try not to 
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Have you tried to squirt a bit of machine oil in the bearings? Fortunately I doubt you will be using the fresh air blower much in the winter.
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I must have been drinking this mornign or something! right again, Kurt, but I would like the unit working so I can start getting things back together, you saw that mess in my trunk! Now half has been painted to match(well sort of) the car.
Yea I put some erl on it, and it did move, but it still is not so good! Darn, I don't know if that ever worked! When I had the factory AC console under the dash, I used that blower to blow feesh air. Kurt, did you have any luck with the 72E fan shroud sticker?
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Have you done a "search" (either here or on Rennlist) for "fresh air blower motor"? I think someone had found a cost effective replacement and posted info on one of these boards.
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short search with no results, I'll spend some time later.
Opps, results were ther, I just can't spell!
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1978 Porsche 911 SC 3.0
