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Old 01-27-2007, 01:09 PM
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I'm changing out the blower motor in my wifes car and the cover is broken into many pieces.
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Old 01-27-2007, 01:56 PM
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ok, the new blower motor is real loose w/o the cover; i'm off to the yard to se if I can score one.

next question: when I took the stut bar off the brackets, somethings fell off. What might they have been?

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Two junkyards, Zero covers. Everything that had them were broken. :(

I can't find the part on Rockauto. Looks like maybe its dealer only.
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i didnt put mine on make sure you use that gasket ya its a little loose but ill live with it
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Tim...they are always broken at the yards. I used a broken one. lol
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Just get some diffrent screws when the cover breaks. Done this many times, works fine.
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I got a cover from the dealer for mine - I think it was $11. The longer screws made for the cover will be too loose without it.
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I have a gasket from the blower motor in my 94 if its the same for the 96 Regency.

I'm not sure but I'll ship it to you for free if it does.
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I appreciate the offer but I have the gasket intact. I'm concerned about the cover since the motor, new and original, both have a large holes in the case where you can clearly see the internals. The other styles at the yards looked to be all-metal sealed units w/o the large holes in the side.

I've just been too sick to go anywhere since. Theres nothing worse than calling in sick all week and really being sick :(
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