<VV> air conditioning blower

[EVERETT WILSON]

Ernest - I can help with this one!  I replaced my AC blower earlier this 
year-here is my posting to the Corvair Center Forum with the details.  


By the way, the main thing that is special about the Corvair AC blower and 
different from the Corvair and most other GM heater blower motors is that the AC 
motor and blower wheel rotate Counter-Clockwise.  The other motor will fit, but 
then it sucks air OUT of the passenger compartment.  


"Searched thru here and my old email pile and found where someone had mentioned 
a replacement motor that worked (VDO PM134 or ask for 1995 GMC/Chevy c1500 w/AC) 
(OH,please be aware that the non-ac blower on those vehicles is a different 
number that turns the wrong way, so don't let them sell you the other one) 
$44.95 plus tax."

Note: The PM134 is not an "Exact" replacement. It looks a little different and 
the power lead clip is different, but it works perfectly well. It has kept me 
alive through 66 days of 100 degree plus weather here in Texas.   You just have 
to twist the thing around a couple times to get the screw holes to line up 
right and you'll be golden.

Best,

Everett Wilson
North Richland Hills TX


 



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From: J Ernest Threlkeld <ernest.threlkeld at gmail.com>
To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
Sent: Wed, September 7, 2011 12:02:58 PM
Subject: <VV> air conditioning blower

I'm repairing a 1966 Monza coupe with GM factory air.  Someone has taken out
the original air blower motor, mounted in the trunk, and replaced it with
I-don't-know-what.  Is this the same motor as the heater's?  Is it a
squirrel cage motor?  Would the original motor be impossible to find?  Is
there anything else GM that might substitute?  Thanks in advance!  -J Ernest
Threlkeld
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