WasabiPimpNinja
18th March 2011, 01:51 PM
Ok guys, I know this has been covered a bit but I have a few questions. My Drivers side blend motor has bitten the dust. Just the thing during one of the hottest summers in Perth that I can remember. So down to the questions.
Now I haven't pulled it out yet, but after some reading it appears its the gears that strip and fail, not the motor. Is this correct?
I read a thread about using the Peugeot blend motors, but they seem to be even more expensive than the Rover ones, coming in at about $250AU per servo. Looking on eBay, the rover ones sell for about 150GBP posted for a set of three on a loom, or about half that for 1. Is it worth replacing all the blend motors when you start getting into it, or just replace the broken one?
Also, are there any other jobs I should get out of the way while I'm in there? I heard someone say to do the heater core o-rings while you've got it apart?
And finally, does anyone have an old broken blend motor they'd be willing to part with so I can have a look and play before I go pulling my car apart? I have a few silly ideas that I think could work, but would like to look at the unit first.
Cheers,
Keels.
Now I haven't pulled it out yet, but after some reading it appears its the gears that strip and fail, not the motor. Is this correct?
I read a thread about using the Peugeot blend motors, but they seem to be even more expensive than the Rover ones, coming in at about $250AU per servo. Looking on eBay, the rover ones sell for about 150GBP posted for a set of three on a loom, or about half that for 1. Is it worth replacing all the blend motors when you start getting into it, or just replace the broken one?
Also, are there any other jobs I should get out of the way while I'm in there? I heard someone say to do the heater core o-rings while you've got it apart?
And finally, does anyone have an old broken blend motor they'd be willing to part with so I can have a look and play before I go pulling my car apart? I have a few silly ideas that I think could work, but would like to look at the unit first.
Cheers,
Keels.