Squeeking from fan
Recently I have noticed a squeeking noise comming from my fan. I've tried to turn on/off the AC, the "recirculate"/"vent" air, "hot"/"cold", and where the air comes out of; "feet"/"dash", but none of these things seems to make a difference in the pitch, or speed of the squeeking. I do know that when I turn the fan speed completely off, the squeeking stops, and if I turn the speed up (1-4), the squeeking gets louder and higher pitched. Anybody have any ideas what is exactly wrong, and what I can do to fix this problem. Also how would I get to the fan that is squeeking. Thanks!
Depending on the year it could be easy or very difficult to get the blower motor out to inspect it. If its 94+ body style they arent so bad to remove. Three screws (phillips head or 8mm hex) and you should be able to weasel it down and out of the hole it resides in. Most times you'll find pieces of leaf or pine needles making noise, but occasionally its the blower motor bearing that is making the noise and you would have to replace if you cant oil it. (never tried oiling it)
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