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964 a/c problem

I have a 1990 c2 convertible with non-functional front blower fans. I dread the idea of replacing them due to cost and difficulty. I can feel cool air at the vents with no real force behind it. Is there a lo-tech alternative? Perhaps some kind of vent booster fan to pull the cold air out, something like the booster fans used with home central air vents?

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If you are sure it is the fans you have no choice. It is not as big a deal as removing the evaporator but is not simple.
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as of now im ok with riding with the top down as this is a weekend car, but I may do a little experimenting. I'll let you know how it goes.
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Defective air flow control servos will severly affect the air flow. Are you really sure the fans are not working?
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thanks Tore. Yes, I checked those this weekend and they work fine. I'm thinking the fans are stuck in that if I turn the fan speed above 3 it blows the #1 fuse.
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I just dealt with this recently as I was having an issue with one of the front blower fans. I removed it, cleaned it, and re-lubed it and now the fan moves smoothly and queitly. If you check the 964 forum on rennlist.com you can find a number of writeups. I took some pictures and started a writeup, but haven't finished it.

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