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noise in blower motor

machjim

By machjim
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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What would cause a noise in the blower motor that almost sounds like the fan is loose or something is contacting the fan blades..Both with the heat or the A/C??? Its making me crazy...The higher the speed the louder it gets..HELP

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:welcome:

If you do a search here for weather-stripping or fan noise you will see that it is a fairly common problem.

Some folks have been lucky enough to reach in through the pollen filter opening (fan off of course) and remove the errant weather-stripping foam.

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:welcome:

If you do a search here for weather-stripping or fan noise you will see that it is a fairly common problem.

Some folks have been lucky enough to reach in through the pollen filter opening (fan off of course) and remove the errant weather-stripping foam.

Well I hope that is the case and I can get to it through the opening you mentioned..Im new to the site and this is what makes a site like this great...People helping each other out when in need...Thanks Loren and thanks Renntech.

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