Ford Transit Blower Motor Fan Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- See How To Replace The Ford Transit Blower Motor Fan. Here You Will Find The Location And The Best Way To Replace It.
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Doing a blower replacement on mine today. Thanks for this video bro. Took it to a shop and they charged me $326 for a motorcraft, but they didn’t put it in but still charged me. They just knocked on it just enough to get it working.
Just got done. It took me 30 minutes because of the screw in the back. I ended up having to bend the plastic air router in order to get to it. I put that summbich back in with just 2 screws and it worked like a champ. I bought it off Amazon for $80 or something.
Oh and you will need a small mirror to be able to see the front, left screw. And when you put the new blower in, you will need to start the screw first and then join.
Thank you for the confidence to do it myself
Great video man! 🎉🎉
@KeroStrength13 Thank you Sir 😊
Your a smart person !!! Knee pads will definitely save you down the road. Really appreciate the great explanation while recording , and keeping the camera exactly where it needs to be. Gives me the confidence to replace the blower on my 2016!
If I can do it. I know you can! Thank you Sir.
@@dairleautoclassicrestorati6892 appreciate it bro!!!! I got it out thanks to your video ! Did you replace it with a ford blower?
@@brandonbdl Yes I did replace it with a Ford Blower Motor. I am happy to know the video helped.
@@dairleautoclassicrestorati6892 helped a ton !! I didnt even have to bring my tools out, just brought everything you said out to my van and got it out! Just got home with the replacement. Gonna put it in now. Look forward to future videos!! Everything in this video was on point !
@@dairleautoclassicrestorati6892 oh, and I definitely used knee pads too!
Thanks for the video! Very well explained.
Man thank you so much for this video.
My buddies transit that we ride in a lot as a band started having ac issues a few months back, finally I diagnosed it had to be a blower motor. We picked up the part on the way to the gig and I got it changed out on site at the venue. That 3rd bolt in the back is a SOB. I was cursing the whole time getting that one out.
Thank you. Doing mine myself now that I know how
Bro you need to do more videos and the viewers will come what you do is concise and clear and any idiot can follow your instructions which is rare in the TH-cam Community I think you should acknowledge this and start making some more videos
You have made my day!
Thank you so much!
@@dairleautoclassicrestorati6892
Bullshit!
YOU SAVED ME ABOUT 4HRS OF BULLSHIT!
It's rare you find somebody that thinks about everything and shows you what they're doing I suggest you start doing more videos like this and I think your followers will come
My son and I are doing the same replacement tomorrow. Tha ks for sharing the video, it's a big help seeing what were3getting into.
Good deal! Make sure that you see my video on the Ford Transit Cabin Air Filter. That video may save you some trouble in the future.
Gracias
Hello yeah this was helpful. Thanks
Try usibg a mirror it really helps
Thanks so much for this video. Just switched out my blower motor fairly painlessly and all is working well now. AND my knees were well padded 👍🏻🙏🏻
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Now if I can just figure out how to make it blow colder lol 😂
Thank you very much video was very helpful I followed the directions and everything worked out great appreciate that 👍 my ac is now blowing icicles.
Awesome 👌
Thank you nownim gonna change mine in 8 min too lol
If your blower failed, it might be because Ford never installed a Cabin Air Filter. (behind the glove box, right above the blower.) If you just installed a new blower, do yourself a favor, spend an extra $25 and install an air filter to extend the life of your new blower motor.
If you don't have a 9/32 you can use a 7mm socket
Awesome video !
Thank you!
So I pulled that stupid ducting out of the way and now I'm almost certain the ends didn't 'marry' properly on the other side of the panel...any suggestions on how to get them back together properly.
I installed the new motor and resistor but the fan won’t spin. When I remove it, it spins
How many Miles on this van? Mine needs replaced at 110k
Hahaha! Knees! Gotta have some traction!
I’m about to cut it out!!!!
Can’t get the back screw
@@darrincoy9361 I understand what mean. That one is the hardest. Take your time. Even if you have to walk away from it for a while.
27,000 views as of 2/24 looks like this part fails all the time.
Thanks Ford. 😒
would you know why in my 2010 transit connect my heater only turns on full force at level4..does nothing at level 1,2 and 3
It sounds like you need to replace the Blower Motor Resistor. It controls the speed on the fan. I have not worked on a Connect. But I will say it should be located around your Heater Box.On some vehicles it located on the Firewall.
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I did that and it ended up being the fan anyway so if you can get a new fan and plug it in and see if it works then you know whether it's the resistor or not because that was a waste of money replacing it for nothing
At first mine wouldn't blow on four then it wouldn't blow on three then it wouldn't blow on two and then it stopped blowing on one.
Everyone said the resistor or switch but it ended up being the fan anyway
If you're going to go cheapest to most expensive you would start with the switch and then do the resistor but it's probably just the fan
You can actually use a multimeter on the fan plug to test it first, the voltage should be lower on 1 and go up as you turn it up I believe. And if you don't get voltage as a one of the speed settings then it will be the resistor,if it has voltage on all speeds then the fan is bad but make sure all the fuses and relays are good also before running the test
I did it in 10 lol
Between paydays no extra cash right now.