civic blower problems - runs when cool - then slows/stops

sounds like a problem with the blower motor bearings. you'll have to get in there and investigate.

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jim beam
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unless yours is somehow different to mine, that's not true. you need to remove the glove box, but once done, you can access everything and you leave the a/c alone.

the best manual for the car is the honda factory service manual from helminc.com.

yes. and again, the honda manual is your best investment in keeping this vehicle on the road.

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jim beam

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If you're talking about the heater fan (inside the car), just go to

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and look at your parts list. On most HONDAS the fan drops out the bottom of the heater box without removing too much else.

An air hose, a good flashlight and a small mirror will be abig help cleaning / inspecting the motor and core while you're there.

'Curly'

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motsco_

I have 1994 civic EX . when car has not been running for 1/2 hour or more - blower works fine all 4 speeds - ac/heat. after running 10-15 min it starts slowing down & eventually quits. not really a problem if driving down hwy, since fresh air draft is ok - other controls work fine.

I don't think it's switches or fuses - i guess that leaves resistor or blower motor - but i don't know enough to guess which.

Jim

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jim L

Thanks - Bearings would make sense - and I guess account for ticking sound as motor warms up. I guess that sounds like blower replacement, which - according to chiltons, entails removing the evaporator - and since i don't have tools to evac system means i need to farm it out. Any recs on whether i should go to dealer - or a/c specialist - and how much it should cost in US?

I would also like to figure out how to get cruise c>> I have 1994 civic EX . when car has not been running for 1/2 hour or

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jim L

Thanks - I'll take a look and see - and look into the manual too.

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jim L

Thanks, the motor does drop out the bottom. - sqirrel cage was full of leaves - but i think motor has bad start capacitor - that doesnt kick it enough voltage once it gets a little warm. motor seems to run good at all speeds if you start it in motion - sounds like replacing the motor will do the trick to me - but i'm open to other opinions.

Jim

----- Original Message ----- From: "motsco_" Newsgroups: alt.autos.honda Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 8:48 AM Subject: Re: civic blower problems - runs when cool - then slows/stops

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jim L

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