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Old 08-16-2005, 08:41 PM   #1
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Cool 97 T100 Blower Motor

Does anyone know where I can get a blower motor for a 97 T100 2WD EXT CAB??? CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP.... please submit info to jlynnj05@hotmail.com

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Old 08-16-2005, 10:55 PM   #2
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Re: 97 T100 Blower Motor

Welcome to the AF!

What makes you think you need a new blower motor? If it only works on one speed, there's an easy/cheap fix for that.
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Old 08-21-2005, 08:30 AM   #3
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the blower motor doesnt come on at all. No air will blow out of the vents...
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Re: 97 T100 Blower Motor

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the blower motor doesnt come on at all. No air will blow out of the vents...
Still, what makes you think it's the blower motor? I bought a junk blower motor and still it didn't work. Turns out it is probably the switch assembly. Anyone know how to take apart the dash and get to that?
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Re: 97 T100 Blower Motor

How do you know the used blower motor is good? Did you test the power connections going to the motor?
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Old 12-24-2006, 01:13 AM   #6
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How do you know the used blower motor is good? Did you test the power connections going to the motor?
Well, Kim, after I tried out the new blower motor and it didn't work either, I got the bright idea to put a voltmeter on the leads that connect to it. Nothing, nada, zilch. Made me scratch my head and then beat it against the wall for not doing that before I went to the junk yard.
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Re: 97 T100 Blower Motor

If you still need the information on accessing the blower circuit board, you might find it in the sticky thread in the Pick-up Forum. There is a manual for older pick-ups linked there.
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