peugeot4@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> I have heard many stories about heater fan problems. The problem is
> the bushings(not bearings) get filled with dust which destroys them. It
> starts with noises and eventually the bushing will fail completely.
> With a $200 price tag on a new fan its a fairly expensive. I think I
> have found a cheap solution which will out live an original OEM fan.
> I removed my old fan and took out the fan from the case. Then I bought
> a heater fan for a GM vehicle(buick,pontiac). The Peugeot fan is
> mounted from the inside of the case and the GM fan must be mounted from
> the outside. You must cut the case so the fan will fit in. The motor
> has a flange which is larger than the fan so cut the hole just for the
> fan blades. Then just install 3 screws to hold the motor in place. The
> last thing is you have to customize the wire connections with a couple
> female connectors which will cost you a $1.00.
> The entire conversion cost me $30 and I think I have more air pressure
> than with the OEM unit without the noises.
>
> Roman
>
> Roman
>
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