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In this video, we're going to show you how to replace the AC and heater fan motor on this 2004 Dodge Ram. Generally if your fan just stops working, that's usually a sign that the blower motor has burnt out. Also, please just check your fuse beforehand before you go replacing the blower motor. If you just lose a speed or two, in your fan, that's your resister, and check out our other video for that.
The only tool you'll need is either a T20 torx driver or an 8mm socket and ratchet.
Your fan is right here just inside the passenger door at the passenger's feet. It's right down here. It's held in by T20 torx screws. Okay. I'll speed up going through this. They actually are, also, 8mm bolts, so you could use an 8mm socket with a ratchet and extension. All right. Then the motor comes down. Just push on your kick panel a little bit. It comes down, and then here is your lead. Push nice and firm right there. Pull it out. And the motor's out.
Here's our original fan. New fan from 1A Auto. You can see everything's all the same. The new fan from 1A Auto is just newer, and it's going to work for you. So all the same. You can see that the connections are exactly the same. It's going to bolt in, hook up, and work just fine.
So the first thing I'm going to do is take my lead, and just kind of make sure it's really out of my way. Then just put the fan up in here. It's got kind of a triangle over on that side that goes kind of towards the inside of the vehicle and towards the front. Put it up in. Start my easiest screw here first.
And we'll speed it up here, as we just feed the other two screws in, and then tighten them up with our torx driver, and again you can use an 8mm socket and ratchet with extension if you want to. Then you tighten them up firm. They don't have to be extremely tight. You are just going into plastic. And then plug in our lead. Turn on our key. Working well.
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All right, friends. To get started on our blower motor, we're gonna come right underneath the passenger side of the dash along this kick panel, and you're gonna find some wiring. Go ahead and squeeze on the tab for your connector, give it a little wiggle, and pull this right down. Take a peek, make sure you don't see any funny colors. This looks great, let's set it aside. On your blower motor, you're gonna see three mounting bolts. You're gonna need a Torx head bit to get these out, so go ahead and grab that, remove all three bolts, and then we'll remove the blower motor. All right. Let's go ahead and pull this out. There it is, friends.
All right. Now, it's gonna be time to get our brand new blower motor in here. Something that I want you to pay attention to is this area right here. If you look at it, you can see it sticks out much further than the other mounting holes. With that said, put this facing towards the driver side, and now we'll get this right up and in here. Good, that's situated perfectly. Start in all three of your bolts and then snug them up. That looks great. Let's connect in our wiring here. Push it in, listen for a click, give it a nice tug. Now all you need to do is test it out.
