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Technical Heater Blower Motor

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Helloosination, Nov 7, 2020.

  1. Helloosination
    Joined: Oct 13, 2006
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    I'm looking for a thinner blower motor for my heater unit so I can mount the unit a little closer to the firewall.. Anyone have any ideas? IMG_20201107_163125559.jpeg

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  2. mkubacak
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    Maybe start with giving us some measurements of what you have there?
     
  3. seb fontana
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    from ct

  4. brading
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    Have a look on the NAPA site they do a range of fan blower motors.
     

  5. Garpo
    Joined: Jul 16, 2016
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    Could be worth looking at the heater motor in an Aisian small cat - some are usefully small.
    Or; compact radiator fans come in a multitude of sizes, -down to about 6" or so. If they are too busy (noisey) connect though an ignition ballast resistor - knocks a lot of speed and noise off but still moves a lot of air.
     
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  6. Blake 27
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    I used a Spal 7" fan with a two speed switch from Ron Francis. I re-routed the hoses with 1/2' copper and them down the inside of my firewall. HPIM0916 (2).JPG HPIM0917 (2).JPG DSC00725 (2).JPG
     
  7. ^^ What heater core are you using?
     
  8. Blake 27
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    The original Arvin. Copper and brass, luckily it tested good.
     
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  9. Helloosination
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  10. Blake 27
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    There is quite a difference between slow and full speed. It is a roadster but slow works fine when it's not too cold, and I also installed an inline water shut off which can be partially closed to help control the amount of heat. On low it's pretty quite but on high it's a bit noisy and really puts out the heat.
     
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  11. Joe H
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  12. Helloosination
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    I have no idea what it's from. Just pretty cool and thought it would work well in my 35 Cabriolet.
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  13. scrap metal 48
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    I've used computer fans before.. Very thin and some are 12v.. Not as powerful as a big fan but quiet and adequate.... Could probably buy cheap at a computer repair shop....
     
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