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> Blower motor, purpose? necessary?
surfdogskier
post Aug 3 2020, 07:44 AM
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Hey guys,

What exactly is the purpose of this blower in the engine bay? My situation is I don't have hoses attached. I've been running my car without it hooked up.

I read that a couple of threads that you don't necessarily need it. You can cap off the hole on the driver side (mine is currently open). As it is right now, after I run her a little while, she smokes out of it a bit until she cools.

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Jason


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post Aug 3 2020, 08:23 AM
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It’s a single speed fan actuated by the handle with the red knob between the seats.

Also, regarding the defroster, the engine itself will blow warm air up to the front - assuming everything else is hooked up and working, but as George says, engine speed impacts volume. The fresh air fan adds air volume, too, but unheated, of course.

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