A/C Problem - HELPPPPPP
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A/C Problem - HELPPPPPP
Hi Everyone , WE NEEED HELP WITH THIS ONE!!!
I have an '87 911 that until yesterday had a reasonably functioning air conditioner ... while on a short road trip the blower/fan for the a/c stopped completely and there was a burning (electrical?) smell for a few moments. The fan doesn't work on any of the speeds and am not sure if the fan motor is the only problem -- everything seemed to work fine until I lost the fan.
I did a quick inspection of the fuses (all ok) and swapped a new relay in the a/c slot but no dice. Any experience out there as to what this might be or how I might troubleshoot the problem. I guess if it's the fan motor I can either replace or rebuild, but not sure what the best option would be.
thanks in advance for your help,
AND>>>>Hey there -3 days MY A/C in my '88 cab was working great all of a sudden the blower failed just like yours..the A/C stopped and smoke from terminal 2 appeared. Did you ever figure out what the problem and solution is... I too have checked and re-checked all fuses....this one is driving me crazy and beside that is is hot as hell here in Texas.
I have an '87 911 that until yesterday had a reasonably functioning air conditioner ... while on a short road trip the blower/fan for the a/c stopped completely and there was a burning (electrical?) smell for a few moments. The fan doesn't work on any of the speeds and am not sure if the fan motor is the only problem -- everything seemed to work fine until I lost the fan.
I did a quick inspection of the fuses (all ok) and swapped a new relay in the a/c slot but no dice. Any experience out there as to what this might be or how I might troubleshoot the problem. I guess if it's the fan motor I can either replace or rebuild, but not sure what the best option would be.
thanks in advance for your help,
AND>>>>Hey there -3 days MY A/C in my '88 cab was working great all of a sudden the blower failed just like yours..the A/C stopped and smoke from terminal 2 appeared. Did you ever figure out what the problem and solution is... I too have checked and re-checked all fuses....this one is driving me crazy and beside that is is hot as hell here in Texas.
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In the front trunk underneath the carpet is a lid which is refer to as the smuggler box. Open the lid and the entire evaporator system for the a/c is in there. You must remove the cover to the evaporator to gain access to the fan motor. Go to pelican website and do a search for evaporator motor replacement or check the tech section. It a pain in the A$$ to fix.