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Thread: Fan Noise In My Vintage Air
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05-05-2018 #1
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Fan Noise In My Vintage Air
Does anybody know how hard it is to get into the Vintage Air fan motor? A couple of months back it made a noises coming from the fan area and I’m dreading tearing into it. Ugh
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05-06-2018 #2
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You can see the entry end of mine from under the dash. I've never thought abut how hard it would be to remove. Sounds like something might of dropped into the fan. At least I would think that before a faulty fan.
Carl Wilson
1968 Camaro - T-56 6 speed - 383 Stroker, 2014 Mustang GT seats. FiTech EFI, Tanks Inc. Tank with Deutschwerks fuel pump.
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05-06-2018 #3
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This sounds more like a bearing failure
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05-07-2018 #4
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Please PM me or give our tech line a call. We'll get you fixed-up. Blowers are typically very reliable, but if there's a problem with it, it's relatively simple to replace. Usually, debris gets sucked into the wheel such as napkins, kleenex, etc.
Originally Posted by elwaupo
The bearings typically outlast the brushes, which should easily go 3000+ hours.
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05-13-2018 #5
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Thanks, I’ll pm you for help
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