Help me buy a blower motor for my '67

[dardal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

There is a blower motor from a 68 on ebay now (or at least, there was one
yesterday, search 68 Imperial).

D^2

Quoting Mike Pittinaro <mechimike@xxxxxxxxx>:

> > My '67's A/C blower motor never produced more than
> > a mild breeze the whole time I've owned the car, and
> > now
> > it has finally died altogether.  Good riddance!  Is
> 
> Tim,
> You should be able to diagnose this one pretty easily.
>  As your car does not have auto temp (As far as I
> recall, having ridden in the fine auto!) it should be
> easy.  I would first try to jump 12 volts right to the
> motor to see if you can get it to really blow.  If
> yes, the problem is in the controls.  If not, then you
> need either a) a rebuild or b) a new motor.  I
> couldn't tell you what motors would interchange, but
> I'd lay money that any Chrysler blower motor from that
> era would work, if not perfectly, with some minor
> modifications.
> 
> Good Luck!
> 
> 
> =====
> --Mike Pittinaro
> 
> One point eight litres
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> 
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