Why does the blower on my heat pump work every other day?
Q. When I turn the setting to cool, the blower will only work about every other day. The outside unit works every time, but the blower does not seem to work but every other day. The outside unit will occasionally get some ice on it as well.
Asked by Dan J - Fri Jun 22 18:08:50 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The blower motor is going out, or the capacitor has failed. Contact a reputable service company and have it repaired. The ice forms on your outdoor unit, as the indoor unit is not absorbing the heat from the home. Do not run your unit if the indoor blower is not running, you will overwork your compressor, and a compressor change out is much more expensive than a blower motor. Keep Kool
Answered by OrakTheBold - Fri Jun 22 20:31:25 2007
Q. When I turn the setting to cool, the blower will only work about every other day. The outside unit works every time, but the blower does not seem to work but every other day. The outside unit will occasionally get some ice on it as well.
Asked by Dan J - Fri Jun 22 18:08:50 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The blower motor is going out, or the capacitor has failed. Contact a reputable service company and have it repaired. The ice forms on your outdoor unit, as the indoor unit is not absorbing the heat from the home. Do not run your unit if the indoor blower is not running, you will overwork your compressor, and a compressor change out is much more expensive than a blower motor. Keep Kool
Answered by OrakTheBold - Fri Jun 22 20:31:25 2007
What is the difference between a single stage snow blower and a two stage snow blower?
Q. I am buying a snow blower and need to know the difference between a single stage blower and a two stage snow blower.
Asked by joey g - Sat Sep 5 21:14:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A two stage snow blower has large gathering tines in front (the first stage) and a smaller, faster exhaust tine inside (second stage) to throw the snow out the chute. A single stage is just a toy if you ever have more than 2" of wet snow.
Answered by Pancakes - Sat Sep 5 21:19:44 2009
Q. I am buying a snow blower and need to know the difference between a single stage blower and a two stage snow blower.
Asked by joey g - Sat Sep 5 21:14:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A two stage snow blower has large gathering tines in front (the first stage) and a smaller, faster exhaust tine inside (second stage) to throw the snow out the chute. A single stage is just a toy if you ever have more than 2" of wet snow.
Answered by Pancakes - Sat Sep 5 21:19:44 2009
What is a blower motor resistor/how can you test/tell if it is no good ?
Q. My 1990 Chevy Cheyenne/Silverado plow truck blower motor turns on all by it self full blast/high when I hit the key to start.What does a blower motor resistor do what is it's funcition how does it effect the blower motor. What does this blow motor resistor even look like and where is it located on the vehicle/truck. Is this blower motor resistor wired-in or does it have a plug.
Asked by YOSEMITESAM - Tue Nov 24 20:17:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It limits the amount of ground that is supplied to the blower motor if it is at high speed all the time it'S deff the blower motor resistor make sure u get the right one there is two diff kinds they look similiar but bolt up diff goodluck
Answered by Nick - Tue Nov 24 20:24:14 2009
Q. My 1990 Chevy Cheyenne/Silverado plow truck blower motor turns on all by it self full blast/high when I hit the key to start.What does a blower motor resistor do what is it's funcition how does it effect the blower motor. What does this blow motor resistor even look like and where is it located on the vehicle/truck. Is this blower motor resistor wired-in or does it have a plug.
Asked by YOSEMITESAM - Tue Nov 24 20:17:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It limits the amount of ground that is supplied to the blower motor if it is at high speed all the time it'S deff the blower motor resistor make sure u get the right one there is two diff kinds they look similiar but bolt up diff goodluck
Answered by Nick - Tue Nov 24 20:24:14 2009
How should I point a leaf blower to propel a hovercraft?
Q. I have built a hovercraft for the science fair. I am using a leaf blower to get lift and another one to propel and steer it. I am wondering how I should position the leaf blower on the back of the hovercraft. Should it be level, to the sky, or towards the ground for the best speed. You can also suggest other ways that i could propel and steer the hovercraft.
Asked by stjdarylthomas - Thu Feb 21 12:37:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should place it on the back , but you will have to create pipes and vents at least one at each corner to create lift you will also have to make the pipes in the front and back different widths to help create a better force of air where needed,
Answered by zampa_cotj - Thu Feb 21 12:47:53 2008
Q. I have built a hovercraft for the science fair. I am using a leaf blower to get lift and another one to propel and steer it. I am wondering how I should position the leaf blower on the back of the hovercraft. Should it be level, to the sky, or towards the ground for the best speed. You can also suggest other ways that i could propel and steer the hovercraft.
Asked by stjdarylthomas - Thu Feb 21 12:37:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should place it on the back , but you will have to create pipes and vents at least one at each corner to create lift you will also have to make the pipes in the front and back different widths to help create a better force of air where needed,
Answered by zampa_cotj - Thu Feb 21 12:47:53 2008
Why did GM put the blower motor resistor in line wiht the ventilation flow path for the air conditioning?
Q. This is probably why speeds 1 and 2 burn out, because the blower resistor overheats when the fan is on slow speed maybe? Why didn't they allow for heat to escape from the resistor that produces heat? I checked for the mouse nest, somewhat anyway. Dont feel one with the blower motor out feeling inside. What should be the resistance of the circuit? How would I locate a restriction in the line. The evaporator and heat exchanger are right there. Should I be running a vacuum hose down from the outside to suck out anything that might be in the line? I am wondering whether maybe the flowpath doesn't allow for enough air to pass by on slower speeds? because there is enough blockage from the heat exchanger and the evaporator to stop it. GM… [cont.]
Asked by skahhh - Tue Sep 25 21:32:45 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To cool the resistor itself. If you were to remove the resistor from any source of cooling, the resistor would quickly burn out. This resistor is prone to failure because of water leaking into the blower area and finding its way onto the board. It is a poor design from the get go.
Answered by GSD PAL - Tue Sep 25 22:39:12 2007
Q. This is probably why speeds 1 and 2 burn out, because the blower resistor overheats when the fan is on slow speed maybe? Why didn't they allow for heat to escape from the resistor that produces heat? I checked for the mouse nest, somewhat anyway. Dont feel one with the blower motor out feeling inside. What should be the resistance of the circuit? How would I locate a restriction in the line. The evaporator and heat exchanger are right there. Should I be running a vacuum hose down from the outside to suck out anything that might be in the line? I am wondering whether maybe the flowpath doesn't allow for enough air to pass by on slower speeds? because there is enough blockage from the heat exchanger and the evaporator to stop it. GM… [cont.]
Asked by skahhh - Tue Sep 25 21:32:45 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To cool the resistor itself. If you were to remove the resistor from any source of cooling, the resistor would quickly burn out. This resistor is prone to failure because of water leaking into the blower area and finding its way onto the board. It is a poor design from the get go.
Answered by GSD PAL - Tue Sep 25 22:39:12 2007
What is the best snow blower for a 100ft plus straight driveway?
Q. I'm buying a snow blower for my dad for one of his Christmas gifts. What would be the best one?
Asked by Jeff M - Mon Dec 17 21:56:18 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Agreed on something around 6hp for a minimum on engine power but also consider going for a 2-stage model instead of a single-stage model. You'll be glad you did. You'll want it to last for quite a few years so when you see how steep some of the price tags get, just divide that number by 10 & figure that's what it'll cost per-year over 10 years. Not so bad when you think of it that way. If you really want all-out dependability & longevity with very little chance on breakdown, hence very minimum maintenance repair & cost, go for the Honda. Right now they'll seem major expensive but when you're out there in frigid 10deg weather with 2' of snow, you're gonna be real happy that it starts within the first 2 pulls.
Answered by Spacehog - Tue Dec 18 10:55:25 2007
Q. I'm buying a snow blower for my dad for one of his Christmas gifts. What would be the best one?
Asked by Jeff M - Mon Dec 17 21:56:18 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Agreed on something around 6hp for a minimum on engine power but also consider going for a 2-stage model instead of a single-stage model. You'll be glad you did. You'll want it to last for quite a few years so when you see how steep some of the price tags get, just divide that number by 10 & figure that's what it'll cost per-year over 10 years. Not so bad when you think of it that way. If you really want all-out dependability & longevity with very little chance on breakdown, hence very minimum maintenance repair & cost, go for the Honda. Right now they'll seem major expensive but when you're out there in frigid 10deg weather with 2' of snow, you're gonna be real happy that it starts within the first 2 pulls.
Answered by Spacehog - Tue Dec 18 10:55:25 2007
Where is the location of the blower motor resisters in a 1994 Chrysler Concord?
Q. Where is the location of the blower motor resisters in a 1994 Chrysler Concord?
Asked by jacksons_casualty - Sat Oct 4 08:57:07 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its on the bottom of the air box. by passenger foot you must remove the air duct down there by pulling on the quick release clip that holds it in place once removed you will see the blower resistor with two 5/16 bolts in it, and some wires next to the blower motor.
Answered by MIchael J - Sat Oct 4 11:19:28 2008
Q. Where is the location of the blower motor resisters in a 1994 Chrysler Concord?
Asked by jacksons_casualty - Sat Oct 4 08:57:07 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its on the bottom of the air box. by passenger foot you must remove the air duct down there by pulling on the quick release clip that holds it in place once removed you will see the blower resistor with two 5/16 bolts in it, and some wires next to the blower motor.
Answered by MIchael J - Sat Oct 4 11:19:28 2008
I want to start a snow blower snow removal businesses for this winter to get some extra bucks?
Q. Like i said I want to start a snow blower snow removal businesses for this winter to get some extra bucks. The problem is i am a high school student and don't get of of school till about 3:00 during the week. Any suggestions on how i could say that in a flier. i figure i could do it for elderly people who don't have to have it done in the morning but just want it done. Any advice?
Asked by JakeR - Sat Aug 29 23:10:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Flyer's dropped off in mail boxes is a good start, make sure you list hours of removal. Also, door to door visits with your flyer's would even be better, gives you a chance to market yourself face to face as you hand them out. I would start this close to when the weather begins changing, most people will not worry about it until then. Good luck.
Answered by howmn - Sun Aug 30 09:17:47 2009
Q. Like i said I want to start a snow blower snow removal businesses for this winter to get some extra bucks. The problem is i am a high school student and don't get of of school till about 3:00 during the week. Any suggestions on how i could say that in a flier. i figure i could do it for elderly people who don't have to have it done in the morning but just want it done. Any advice?
Asked by JakeR - Sat Aug 29 23:10:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Flyer's dropped off in mail boxes is a good start, make sure you list hours of removal. Also, door to door visits with your flyer's would even be better, gives you a chance to market yourself face to face as you hand them out. I would start this close to when the weather begins changing, most people will not worry about it until then. Good luck.
Answered by howmn - Sun Aug 30 09:17:47 2009
92 Bonneville, Blower Motor goes off then comes back on unannounced while driving? What is happening?
Q. How do I get at the blower motor to replace it?
Asked by Misterman - Wed Feb 13 01:41:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. blower motor is a piece of cake in that, look under the glove box for a circular thing, that is the housing, remove the three bolts and it is right there, you can do this in ten minutes.
Answered by Will S - Wed Feb 13 02:18:12 2008
Q. How do I get at the blower motor to replace it?
Asked by Misterman - Wed Feb 13 01:41:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. blower motor is a piece of cake in that, look under the glove box for a circular thing, that is the housing, remove the three bolts and it is right there, you can do this in ten minutes.
Answered by Will S - Wed Feb 13 02:18:12 2008
How do I convert a furnace fan blower into a fan on its own?
Q. I know this can be done...I need to cool attack. I need to know how to connect a plug on the blower set at high speed. No complicated switches, I just want to be able to plug it in and it start blowing! No smarty comments PLEASE.
Asked by chifladachiflada - Thu Jul 24 16:38:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's very easy to do but first thing you need to find out is the input voltage on the blower motor. Almost 85% of them is usually 240vac and your standard outlet is 120vac. The motor will have a wireing diagram to let you know if you can do it or not. Once you find out that it is 120vac, you can buy some SO cable from lowes or home depot. You need two conductor with ground. SO cable is the soft flexable cable that is easy to splice and bend. I would connect the wires inside a water proof box that's mounted on the side of the fan housing. You can just make up your connections with butt-splices or wire nuts. Also, you can get a male plug at the same places that are for the same cable. If you can do all of this, then you will need to brace… [cont.]
Answered by CAA - Thu Jul 24 19:03:05 2008
Q. I know this can be done...I need to cool attack. I need to know how to connect a plug on the blower set at high speed. No complicated switches, I just want to be able to plug it in and it start blowing! No smarty comments PLEASE.
Asked by chifladachiflada - Thu Jul 24 16:38:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's very easy to do but first thing you need to find out is the input voltage on the blower motor. Almost 85% of them is usually 240vac and your standard outlet is 120vac. The motor will have a wireing diagram to let you know if you can do it or not. Once you find out that it is 120vac, you can buy some SO cable from lowes or home depot. You need two conductor with ground. SO cable is the soft flexable cable that is easy to splice and bend. I would connect the wires inside a water proof box that's mounted on the side of the fan housing. You can just make up your connections with butt-splices or wire nuts. Also, you can get a male plug at the same places that are for the same cable. If you can do all of this, then you will need to brace… [cont.]
Answered by CAA - Thu Jul 24 19:03:05 2008
How do you replace a blower motor for a 1999 Saturn SL1?
Q. How do you replace a blower motor for a 1999 Saturn SL1? Also is a website out there that shows pictures of replacing the blower motor and is it difficult?
Asked by zman79_99 - Tue Jan 29 04:36:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it wont really be that easy being a saturn SL1 is a small car, but you should find the blower motor under the passenger side dash. It is probably held in by 3 or 4 screws and usually the back ones are hardest to get out so if i was you i would get some universal joints that allow you access to tighter screws. email me if you have any more questions
Answered by Cody - Tue Jan 29 10:00:46 2008
Q. How do you replace a blower motor for a 1999 Saturn SL1? Also is a website out there that shows pictures of replacing the blower motor and is it difficult?
Asked by zman79_99 - Tue Jan 29 04:36:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it wont really be that easy being a saturn SL1 is a small car, but you should find the blower motor under the passenger side dash. It is probably held in by 3 or 4 screws and usually the back ones are hardest to get out so if i was you i would get some universal joints that allow you access to tighter screws. email me if you have any more questions
Answered by Cody - Tue Jan 29 10:00:46 2008
My water heater blower fan has been running all night, and i have no hot water. How can i fix this?
Q. I have a natural gas water heater and i noticed that the blower fan has been running all night. We have absolutely no hot water in the house.
Asked by Neugy 27 - Fri Apr 17 08:01:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Clean the flame sensor. I assume you have an electronic ignition. Turn it off completely. Clean the flame sensor and turn it back on. If there is an electronic ignition module it may have lights flashing. This is usually some form of code. Your owners manual will tell you how to interpret that code and might give you a possible solution.
Answered by Chris - Fri Apr 17 08:14:43 2009
Q. I have a natural gas water heater and i noticed that the blower fan has been running all night. We have absolutely no hot water in the house.
Asked by Neugy 27 - Fri Apr 17 08:01:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Clean the flame sensor. I assume you have an electronic ignition. Turn it off completely. Clean the flame sensor and turn it back on. If there is an electronic ignition module it may have lights flashing. This is usually some form of code. Your owners manual will tell you how to interpret that code and might give you a possible solution.
Answered by Chris - Fri Apr 17 08:14:43 2009
Where is the blower motor on 1995 jeep wrangler?
Q. I just had a new alternator put on my jeep. Now my heater blower does not work. I feel the heat, just not blowing. Every time I put a fuse in, it blows. Is the blower motor bad or the switch? Most importantly, where IS the blower motor located? Thanks.
Asked by atlsouthpaw - Mon Dec 1 04:29:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. blower motor should be located in the engine compartment on the passenger side right below the windshield. should be a round black housing about the size of a tin can
Answered by bill d - Tue Dec 2 20:39:10 2008
Q. I just had a new alternator put on my jeep. Now my heater blower does not work. I feel the heat, just not blowing. Every time I put a fuse in, it blows. Is the blower motor bad or the switch? Most importantly, where IS the blower motor located? Thanks.
Asked by atlsouthpaw - Mon Dec 1 04:29:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. blower motor should be located in the engine compartment on the passenger side right below the windshield. should be a round black housing about the size of a tin can
Answered by bill d - Tue Dec 2 20:39:10 2008
what is the best way to change a heater blower motor on a 1992 buick century?
Q. ok ive got a 92 buick century and need to change the heater blower motor, got the old one out thru the firewall in the engine compartment but had to break the wheel on the backside to do it. now i need to figure out how to get the new one in without breaking it too. any suggestions? im thinking i have to go under the dash for this but not sure.
Asked by David G - Thu Jan 28 02:21:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would recommend finding the manual for your car, as it will provide step by step directions on how to do it. Start by checking your local library, as they often carry a Chilton or Haynes manual for some of the more common vehicles. If they don't have it, you can pick up a Haynes manual at your auto parts store, usually for less than $20. With that said, I would check and see if you can do it through the inside of the car.
Answered by Jacob - Fri Jan 29 13:27:05 2010
Q. ok ive got a 92 buick century and need to change the heater blower motor, got the old one out thru the firewall in the engine compartment but had to break the wheel on the backside to do it. now i need to figure out how to get the new one in without breaking it too. any suggestions? im thinking i have to go under the dash for this but not sure.
Asked by David G - Thu Jan 28 02:21:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would recommend finding the manual for your car, as it will provide step by step directions on how to do it. Start by checking your local library, as they often carry a Chilton or Haynes manual for some of the more common vehicles. If they don't have it, you can pick up a Haynes manual at your auto parts store, usually for less than $20. With that said, I would check and see if you can do it through the inside of the car.
Answered by Jacob - Fri Jan 29 13:27:05 2010
What causes an intermittent blower fan problem in a 2001 PT CRUISER?
Q. We had the blower motor replaced, one week later it happened again. The noise is loud like the fan is blowing but no air movement coming out. The repair shop has no clue. It is not rodents, we just had a brand new blower put in and there was no sign of any rodents at all.
Asked by oranda7 - Thu Sep 6 19:41:34 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One of the actuators that directs the air is not working properly. If the shop you have it at can't figure it out, might consider taking it to the dealership repair shop and let them do it. Usually not very much more expensive, if any, than the local independent shops. Plus the added benefit of they know those vehicles in and out and what problems are more common since that's all they work on all day long instead of working on everything under the sun. I've even seen some independent shops that were higher than dealership repair shops.
Answered by Mark B - Thu Sep 6 23:27:28 2007
Q. We had the blower motor replaced, one week later it happened again. The noise is loud like the fan is blowing but no air movement coming out. The repair shop has no clue. It is not rodents, we just had a brand new blower put in and there was no sign of any rodents at all.
Asked by oranda7 - Thu Sep 6 19:41:34 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One of the actuators that directs the air is not working properly. If the shop you have it at can't figure it out, might consider taking it to the dealership repair shop and let them do it. Usually not very much more expensive, if any, than the local independent shops. Plus the added benefit of they know those vehicles in and out and what problems are more common since that's all they work on all day long instead of working on everything under the sun. I've even seen some independent shops that were higher than dealership repair shops.
Answered by Mark B - Thu Sep 6 23:27:28 2007
How do you clean the blower on an old rv Suburban furnace?
Q. I have an old Suburban furnace in my motorhome. I hear stuff rolling around on the blower, and im trying to figure out how to clean it out. Do I go from the outside, and use a vacuum, or do I have to totally disassemble it? I think its a Suburban NT30N.
Asked by x_kookoo4kokopuffs_x - Wed Dec 23 00:52:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. total tear down is the only right way to clean it
Answered by paul s - Thu Dec 24 13:19:46 2009
Q. I have an old Suburban furnace in my motorhome. I hear stuff rolling around on the blower, and im trying to figure out how to clean it out. Do I go from the outside, and use a vacuum, or do I have to totally disassemble it? I think its a Suburban NT30N.
Asked by x_kookoo4kokopuffs_x - Wed Dec 23 00:52:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. total tear down is the only right way to clean it
Answered by paul s - Thu Dec 24 13:19:46 2009
How do you know when you need to replace a snow blower / thrower auger ?
Q. I have a 5.0 HP Sears snow blower Model 536.885214 that's ~4 years old. Is there some way to tell when it is time to change the auger? Do they have wear marks like tires, do they last forever, do they dull, should they be changed every few years? just curious sorry this question is way out of season before the winter, but i'm doing some fall planning :)
Asked by Tigerfan07 - Sun Sep 23 18:08:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When it does not clear all the snow-it will leave about one inch-the auger is worn out.You should get about 10 years out of the auger for residential use.They never get sharpened.
Answered by snowman - Sun Sep 23 19:00:39 2007
Q. I have a 5.0 HP Sears snow blower Model 536.885214 that's ~4 years old. Is there some way to tell when it is time to change the auger? Do they have wear marks like tires, do they last forever, do they dull, should they be changed every few years? just curious sorry this question is way out of season before the winter, but i'm doing some fall planning :)
Asked by Tigerfan07 - Sun Sep 23 18:08:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When it does not clear all the snow-it will leave about one inch-the auger is worn out.You should get about 10 years out of the auger for residential use.They never get sharpened.
Answered by snowman - Sun Sep 23 19:00:39 2007
What's the best snow-blower for the lowest price?
Q. And if handy, do you know of a place that would deliver such a snow-blower in Colorado? Thanks!
Asked by It's Me! - Fri Dec 29 15:48:04 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will have to shop around your area. Sears has a good variety of snow blowers and will deliver. Get one with a Honda engine or a Briggs and Staten. Keep away from tahcumpsy engines
Answered by aussie - Fri Dec 29 17:17:57 2006
Q. And if handy, do you know of a place that would deliver such a snow-blower in Colorado? Thanks!
Asked by It's Me! - Fri Dec 29 15:48:04 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will have to shop around your area. Sears has a good variety of snow blowers and will deliver. Get one with a Honda engine or a Briggs and Staten. Keep away from tahcumpsy engines
Answered by aussie - Fri Dec 29 17:17:57 2006
what do you use a leaf blower for?
Q. Please don't laugh at me - a new homeowner trying to buy what do you use a leaf blower for? some additional clarification: i know it's to blow leaves, but where to? you just blow them from one place to another? how does it help you put the leaves into a bag or something? thanks
Asked by john d - Sun Jun 24 16:38:31 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. To blow leaves into neater piles to pick up. 2. To blow grass clippings off your sidewalk and driveway. 3. To blow dust out of your garage (hey, it works for me). 4. (Not) to blow leaves into your neighbor's yard. I bought a combination shop vac/leaf blower and I love it.
Answered by july - Sun Jun 24 18:54:47 2007
Q. Please don't laugh at me - a new homeowner trying to buy what do you use a leaf blower for? some additional clarification: i know it's to blow leaves, but where to? you just blow them from one place to another? how does it help you put the leaves into a bag or something? thanks
Asked by john d - Sun Jun 24 16:38:31 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. To blow leaves into neater piles to pick up. 2. To blow grass clippings off your sidewalk and driveway. 3. To blow dust out of your garage (hey, it works for me). 4. (Not) to blow leaves into your neighbor's yard. I bought a combination shop vac/leaf blower and I love it.
Answered by july - Sun Jun 24 18:54:47 2007
How exactly do I replace the blower motor?
Q. Okay I think I have to replace the blower motor on my 1992 Honda Accord LX because for a while now I have to tap it to come on and today it started and little by little it began dying out. It wont come on even after I tap it. How should I go about replacing it? Please help thanks.
Asked by DXL - Thu Jan 3 21:35:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take it out and do the exact same thing to put one in but in the opposite order is all I can say. Are you tapping on the actual motor under the hood? I would think. Well if you are then you know where it is. It sounds like there was a bad connection though.
Answered by Stephanie - Thu Jan 3 21:43:16 2008
Q. Okay I think I have to replace the blower motor on my 1992 Honda Accord LX because for a while now I have to tap it to come on and today it started and little by little it began dying out. It wont come on even after I tap it. How should I go about replacing it? Please help thanks.
Asked by DXL - Thu Jan 3 21:35:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take it out and do the exact same thing to put one in but in the opposite order is all I can say. Are you tapping on the actual motor under the hood? I would think. Well if you are then you know where it is. It sounds like there was a bad connection though.
Answered by Stephanie - Thu Jan 3 21:43:16 2008
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