I'll bet the fan won't work at all when it gets colder! You may want to check the switch out first but I doubt you will find the problem there. If you replaced it with a used motor I suggest you replace it with a new one. A gummed up motor will not likely turn at lower fan settings.

Bus Depot and other list vendors carry these at discount prices.

Gary

jesse johnson <jjmojo@BLAZENET.NET> wrote:

>Hey all,
>Finally got around to replacing my rear heater core and the fan that
>was dead due to a nut being caught in the fan and burning it out...
>all went well but the used fan i got only works on high! I have two fan
>switches one known to be good and the fan still only works on high...
>anything i am missing? i did notice the used fan i bought was just a
>little stiff when i turned the blades... could that fan i bought be
>getting ready to kick the bucket also? if it is.. i want to pull it now
>and put one in that is good before i tidy up everything and put
>everything back together...
>thought?
>thanks all,
>jess
>89 carat
>

--
Gary McEachern
Reading, Ma
'90 Westy Subavanagon
'87 Wolfy Subavanagon

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