

| Subject: | Re: Dreaded Squeal of Death from Heater Fan Motor |
| From: | John Rodgers |
| Date: | Sat, 18 Dec 1999 10:58:40 -0600 |
If you go to all that trouble, use something other than WD40. While WD40 does lube some it is in reality "Water Displacement #40", a better water displacer than lubricant. Use 3-in-One, or Marvels Mystery Oil (not the top lube stuff), There are others as well. John Rodgers 88GL Driver "Roy O." wrote: > I've been serenaded quite often lately by the dreaded squeal of death emanating > from my Westfalia's front heater fan motor. Since the outside temperature has > levelled out at about minus 27 Celsius (metric, you know) I will not be > attempting to remove the dash for a fan motor replacement until spring rolls > around (which will not be for some time yet). As short-term relief, I've been > wondering about simply drilling a teeny-tiny hole in the motor fan housing > through which I would squirt some lubricant like WD40 to quieten the squealing. > Any one done this or have any comments (well, duhh!...listees ALWAYS have > comments). > > Roy O. > '87 Westfalia > (till death us do part)
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