98 LS400 HVAC Blower motor
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98 LS400 HVAC Blower motor
I let my 93 LS go a couple of years ago with 300,000 miles on it, what a car! I currently have a 2004 LS 430 with about 100k and all is great. My 98 has about 190K ( another great car) the blower motor is intermittant and I understand it is wired a bit different than previous years. I have been looking for an electrical diagram that might help me out when I start to trouble shoot or any experienced advice would be great.
Thanks in advance, Mike
Thanks in advance, Mike
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spuds (10-05-18)
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Nice to hear about your experiences with these cars,thanks.
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I let my 93 LS go a couple of years ago with 300,000 miles on it, what a car! I currently have a 2004 LS 430 with about 100k and all is great. My 98 has about 190K ( another great car) the blower motor is intermittant and I understand it is wired a bit different than previous years. I have been looking for an electrical diagram that might help me out when I start to trouble shoot or any experienced advice would be great.
Thanks in advance, Mike
Thanks in advance, Mike
As far as I have experienced, intermittent no run problems were not caused by the power IC. Either/both brushes or/and the commutator in the blower motor were about to wear out.
Last edited by Yamae; 10-06-18 at 07:31 AM.
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Figured I’d bring this back. Mine has been doing the same thing lately too. Except if I kind of smack on passenger side in the foot well up against the center console my fan starts blowing again. Darnest thing. I’m crossed unless I just start replacing everything.
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Those brushes are not in the parts list. The quickest way to fix is to replace the motor. But a skilled guy would only change brushes finding something equivalent. https://www.ebay.com/bhp/replacement-brushes-motor
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deuce189 (11-09-18)
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That's the typical symptom of wearing out brushes in the motor. The commutator is barely touching brushes.
Those brushes are not in the parts list. The quickest way to fix is to replace the motor. But a skilled guy would only change brushes finding something equivalent. https://www.ebay.com/bhp/replacement-brushes-motor
Those brushes are not in the parts list. The quickest way to fix is to replace the motor. But a skilled guy would only change brushes finding something equivalent. https://www.ebay.com/bhp/replacement-brushes-motor
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