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Is my w123 blower motor shot?
My blower motor just quit, was working fine and then... Nothing.
So I pulled it apart and found voltage at the plug. Dug a little deeper and noticed that once I plug the motor in I no longer have voltage across the wires, unplug the motor and voltage returns. The bearing looks fine and i don't see or smell any signs of damage. Is it time for a replacement? |
sounds like the fuse is corroded.
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Yep, fuse does sound like a likely suspect. Just spin the fuse a little with your fingernail and it should make a better connection.
Some things you might try after checking and/or replacing the fuse: Spin the motor shaft by hand and make sure there's no binding. Power disconnected of course. Test it with a known good 12V battery. Be careful of the torque of the motor and not to mince your hands. |
Great, thanks I will give that a try.
Turning by hand the fan spins with a slight resistance, seems normal. |
That did the trick.
The fuse looked fine but upon closer inspection I found a hairline crack through the metal strip at one end. Replaced it and the blower works fine. Now to figure out why I'm in fifth gear by the time I hit 30mph. :D |
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