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> Fresh Air Blower Motor Gasket?
RichPugh
post Sep 20 2020, 05:16 PM
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So... Im already grabbing the two flapper gaskets and the ring seal that goes between the blower motor assembly and the fresh air inlet housing... But...

Does anyone make a replacement gasket for the actual blower motor that sits in the 2 split cases of the fan housing?

I cant find it on 914R, Stoddard, AutoA, Pelican or SierraM... etc. I also cant find the part number so Im assuming maybe it just comes on the fan motor assembly?

I have all the gaskets/seals for the parts circled in green. I'm hunting down the one circled in red.

-Rich

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Mikey914
post Oct 6 2020, 10:30 AM
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No, got sidetracked again. What Bruce mentioned can become a real mess if your not careful. These are a more difficult part to make in that the notches come back into the horizontal plane on the "flanges" if you want to call them that making for a more complicated tool. I'd say we are 3-4 weeks behind.
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post Oct 6 2020, 12:01 PM
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No, got sidetracked again. What Bruce mentioned can become a real mess if your not careful. These are a more difficult part to make in that the notches come back into the horizontal plane on the "flanges" if you want to call them that making for a more complicated tool. I'd say we are 3-4 weeks behind.
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No worries. Thanks for the reply. I will either make due with what I have or figure another option. It's not for a restoration by any stretch of the imagination but mine split so I was trying to avoid using it if a replacement part was available. Just come U-channel rubber or foam rubber would work... my old one can be mended also.
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