the bushing is worn out that the end of the fan shaft fits into on the end cover of fan. replace fan they are not that expensive.
When choosing a range hood blower for your kitchen, consider the airflow capacity, noise level, and installation options. Make sure the blower is powerful enough for your stove, operates quietly, and can be installed in a way that suits your kitchen layout.
Check at the blower motor itself. Have it turned on and tap the end of the blower motor with a hammer. I did this and found out that the blower motor was going out. The blower motor is on the top passenger side under the hood. Also check the wire connections. Make sure they are seated good. If this includes for the heater then I would say the blower motor is bad.
some vehicle, the blower motor is on the fire wall under the hood of the vehicle, but I believe on that make and model vehicle have the blower motor under the dash and half the dash has to be taken out of the vehicle to change it. good luck. Happy New Year.
The AC blower relay on a 2003 Chevy Venture is typically located in the under-hood fuse box. To access it, open the hood and look for the fuse box on the driver's side near the battery. The relay can be identified by the diagram on the fuse box cover, which shows the layout and functions of the relays and fuses. Make sure to check the specific relay associated with the blower motor for troubleshooting or replacement.
I'm not quite sure I understand your question. Theoretically, turning the heater [ONLY] on should NOT cause a "LOUD squeaking" sound from under the hood. That suggests slipping of the air conditioner CLUTCH AND BELT. When the heater[only] function is turned on, and if the blower motor has worn bushings [a type of bearing], then under the right conditions the blower bushing will SQUALL, sometimes VERY loudly. And from inside the passenger compartment it will seem to come from the area in front of the passenger seat. This will also occur in the air conditioning mode [as it uses the blower too]. So the key to which of the two possible sources is at fault lies in acertaining WHERE, and therefore from which component, the sound is coming. Since most blower motors are also under the hood, but mounted on the firewall in front of the passenger seat, it is necessary to determine precisely from which component the sound is emanating.
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To open the hood of a Nissan 300ZX, locate the hood release lever inside the car, typically found on the driver's side near the footwell. Pull the lever to release the hood latch, which will slightly pop the hood open. Then, go to the front of the car, find the safety latch under the hood, and lift it to fully open the hood. Make sure to secure the hood with the prop rod if it has one.
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I have the same issue - I have found that if I wiggle the wires at the blower motor - the blower kicks in. I haven't gotten to it yet but I suspect that the plug connector is dirty inside or doesn't have enough pressure to make good contact. I plan on cleaning the connector and maybe bending the contact to create more pressure. As might be suspected, it only fails when it is very cold outside and you really need the blower. i had the same problem, replaced the blower motor, $45, advanced auto parts, works good now! I was having the same problem. My husband found a loose connection under the hood on the blower fan. I also had the same problem. I fount that the cause was a defective wire to the blower control module
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