Replacing the AC Blower Motor on the E36 BMDubya
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- čas přidán 12. 06. 2019
- Today we are going to be replacing our broken Blower Motor in the BMDubya. It's not our usual content, but I think some people will find this helpful so I tried to make the install short and sweet.
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🔧Tools used in this video🔧
Magnetic screw driver: amzn.to/2IDLpqk
Magnetic Torx bit set: amzn.to/2ISPqrh
(Can't remember the size, but most likely a T15 😅)
27mm deep socket: amzn.to/2XKIlio
13mm socket
10mm socket
7mm socket
🔩Parts used in this video🔩
BMW Blower Motor: amzn.to/2Kow5Bt
The BMW part number is 64118390208. There are some cheap options out there, but this is one of those jobs I prefer to only do once.
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Really Helpful, thanks for the vid man, made it way easier!
If you have a hard time trying to get the wipers off try pushing down on them close to the nut (on the metal part) while prying up at the same time
Fantastic video!
I love it when people don’t know how to tell you what size bolts are
i 100% understand why this guy stopped on this job. that clip holding the motor in is the reason why i parked a whole running e36 to be honest..
I noticed the sheet metal below the windshield has been bent upward quite a bit, allowing the blower fans to clear the opening. I'm tempted to do the same lol.
Can’t wait to see everything put back together
Hopefully soon we will have it all back up and running!
i put 12 volts on the old fan and no spinny. can I do the same to the new fan and see spinny?
You have to remove the entire engine to get to the blower motor?! Or is the absence of the engine non related to replacing the blower motor?
you dont need to remove the motor
@@masterboeing7471234 engine*
Motor is electric and engine is by intern combustion
@@jean-micheldubois5110 a engine is a type of motor you absolute carp
Dude, thanks!
Anytime, just hope it helps!
The Daily Drift mine’s been making a ‘chirp’ sound for ages. Think it’s due to replace it.
I'm stuck at trying to get that faceplate off that fell off yours.
Can you get get a clip to fit while I will pay for the flight.
5:57 you said we have had our share fair of problems lol u meant fair share of probs
Yeah I have been hit in the head one too many times 😅
This is not the good video. “I’ll show you how to get it in”. Magically in without showing anything… good job buddy.
You can't do it with the engine in place!! Sucks ass! German vid is an oler car with an old one sided fan so his was easy! Can't even fit the old fan out of the space between the engine and the fire wall!
That could be the case, I don't know because my engine was out. I would imagine worse case scenario you could remove the intake to make more room.
Valence? Its called a cowl....CRINGE
You’re a 🤡