IIRC, about 20 minutes. The only thing special you need to do is... well, open the hood (well, that and have your eyes open).
-- Jim Warman snipped-for-privacy@telusplanet.net.
How much of a pain is it to change out a blower motor in a 90 F150?
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Might help. it makes a lot of noise under the dash I was thinking it was down there.....
ez nuff thanks Doglips
No prob..... if you buy an aftermarket blower motor, you may have to splice the connector onto the replacement motor (sorry, can't remember brands and years). Test the operation first, I have come across quite a few where the colours had to be reversed....
-- Jim Warman snipped-for-privacy@telusplanet.net
depending on what "noise" it's making, take a look under the glovebox by the intake with a flashlight.
I found a plastic grocery bag had sucked into my F150, and was not only making a noise, but blocking airflow..
I fished it out, and all was good !
just a thought... good luck.
Thanks all, it was the motor and also had to replace the squirrel cage as well, the plastic ford cage was kind of brittle :0)
Doglips
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