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Funny Little Hoses
Ok...Another question....There is a hose coming off the back of the blower fan for the heater in the engine bay. Where is that suppose to hook up to?
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HMMMM, NEVER NOTICED, NOW I'M GOING TO HAVE TO LOOK FOR THAT ONE
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it goes to the blower motor to the blower motor lol sum have them sum dont have them lol it depends on what it came off of
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heres a pic i found here on the board that has the hose , you have to look for it but its there it comes out of the motor part of the motor and goes to the flat part of the motor houseing
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It is to cool the fan motor--AC trucks have a bigger motor and fan cage then non-AC trucks. There should be a hole in the box for it to attach to.
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Hmmm....This is a MONGRUL blazer. From what I can tell, the previous owner swapped several pieces from different years of blazers/trucks to make this one. I don't have AC, yet I have holes in the firewall for AC fittings.
With this in mind, do I need to route the hose into the passenger compartment, away from the heat of the engine so it can pull some fresher air? Any ideas? Thanks, Goose |
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no you dont have too run it inside just fix it so muddoobers, or other junk cant get in it !!! like put a small filter or sumthing on it. i got a old farm truck that dont have a hose on it at all and it works fine been like that for years
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here's a clearer pic.
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Thanks for the assistance guys.
Unfortunately, BobbyK, my heater unit looks a little different than yours since mine is without A/C. Thanks for the picture. Goose |
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