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Had bearing in the blower motor thats been chirping to me on and off for a while. So this weekend I finally swapped it and the resistor out. Sure made a nice difference in the air flow. The old was one I replaced the OE with about 9or 10 years. The shaft was fairly tight and I am sure it took some extea power to turn. Anyway the extra air flow is nice to have back.

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    • dripley
      dripley

      I also added two LED lights in the back up sockets. I can now see about 35 feet versus the 5 with the incandescents. Not the same as the lights some of y'all have installed but for 15 bucks it was wel

    • Dieselfuture
      Dieselfuture

      As long as he doesn't go over 88 mph he should be safe.

    • Stormin08
      Stormin08

      what a jump....hopefully for future members...pf course if the resistor pops, go for the blower also. i had 1 speed, wide open and the air force wasnt real hard. i did a resistor as it was in stock, j

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    probably the ONLY reason the resistor goes, is a bad / tight motor....if the fan speeds quit, start looking at the motor because it blew the resistor

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