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In need of help on Bosch part number
I removed my failed blower motor that cools the front AC condenser in my 73.5T. Needless to say, the squirel fan was a real b#$@ch to get off the motor shaft.
The small Bosch electric motor has a serial number: 0130007002 and when I called the local Porsche dealer and several parts places including Pelican, no one could advise on a replacement. Apparently this motor is no longer is manufactured. Has anyone ever delt with this motor and replaced it with an updated unit? I would appreciate any assistance. Regards Bob |
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02-04-2003, 10:49 AM
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Bob,
There may be some info about this in the archives. About a month ago I got a lead that Vertex has this motor and that it is the same one used for the interior ventilation fan on 911's. Here's a link to their listing for it, which does have the same part # you have: http://www.**********.com/item.wws?sku=0130007002 I haven't replaced mine yet (but need to), so everything I know about this is hearsay...hope this helps.
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02-04-2003, 11:05 AM
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That's a tough one. You may have to go to a Motor repair place and see if they can order one for you. Consumer channels will most likely come up dry.
You may also consider McMaster-Carr, Grainger or MSC. Let me know what you come up with.. Also, are there any specs on the motor? Pic?
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02-04-2003, 11:07 AM
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Evaporator blower motor or condenser blower motor? I can look up the Porsche part numbers if that's what you need. Jim
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02-04-2003, 11:15 AM
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Jim..
Its the condenser blower motor. Squirrel cage loks about 4 inches in diameter and black metal housing is relatively small as well. I believe this little bugger is responsible for shorts and fires in the trunk. I will have to protect the new one with an in-line fuse, so I need to know how many amps it puts out. Thanks Bob |
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02-04-2003, 11:45 AM
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Bosch # 0130007002 Porsche #901-624-901-00
This number has been dropped and the new number for replacement (not supersession) is Porsche #911-624-899-00 (motor), 911-573-323-00 (support) and 911-624-903-00 (clamps qty.4) Bosch motor # 0130063035. |
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02-04-2003, 12:06 PM
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A MILLION THANK YOU'S.............................
Now I can drive a lot cooler this coming summer. Bob |
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02-04-2003, 12:10 PM
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truck parts
The previous owner of my car got the elec motor from a truck parts supplier.
By crossing the Bosch p/n.
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