[Vehicle Fitment] ---- AC Heater Blower Motor fit for Chrysler for Town & Country 2001-2007
for Dodge for Caravan 2001-2007
for Chrysler for Voyager 2001-2003
for Dodge for Grand Caravan 2001-2007
for Chrysler for Pacifica 2004-2008 [Strong Wind Output for Vehicle] ---- AC Heater Blower Motor adopts a silicon steel rotor, copper enameled wire, permanently lubricated self-aligning bearings, and an efficient motor, providing strong wind output, effectively reducing engine temperature, strengthening the effect of air conditioning in the car, and purified air for maintaining vehicle performance [High Precision Speed Control] ---- Replace OEM Part Numbers: 700070, 75739, 4885475AB, 4885475AC, effectively control units and resistors. Plastic blower motor improved resistibility to mechanical damage and wear; Plug & Play modules ready for an instant installation; Silent and low noise for enjoying a comfortable driving space [Require Replacement in The Case] ---- 1. Air volume at the vehicle vent is low or the wind cannot be felt, causing overheating during summer or Unable to feel warmth during Winter; 2. Motor stuck at a speed; 3. Blade damage; 4. Water entering the air intake will attract a higher amperage, causing overheating and burning of the control unit; 8. Strong smell in the car [Packaging & Guide] ---- Packaging: 1 x HVAC heater blower motor assembly. GDSMOTU has various types of blower fan motor, which are widely used in for car, suv, trailers, pickup truck and so on. Please enter vehicle type + year + make + model + trim + body style + engine on top of amazon confirmed fit Compatibility:
for Chrysler for Pacifica 2004-2008
for Chrysler for Town & Country 2001-2007
for Chrysler for Voyager 2001-2003
for Dodge for Caravan 2001-2007
for Dodge for Grand Caravan 2001-2007
Installation Step:
1. Find the blower (usually behind the copilot's Glovebox)
2. Remove the screws and disconnect the blower
3. Pull the right side of the instrument panel assembly aside and install a new blower motor in its original position
4. Reconnect the resistor and reinstall the instrument panel with bolts
5. Connect the blower motor assembly with screws (including blower motor resistor, recirculation motor, and blower motor)
6. Turn on the car and air conditioning system. Verify that the blower motor can operate at all speeds and generate hot or cold air
for Dodge for Caravan 2001-2007
for Chrysler for Voyager 2001-2003
for Dodge for Grand Caravan 2001-2007
for Chrysler for Pacifica 2004-2008 [Strong Wind Output for Vehicle] ---- AC Heater Blower Motor adopts a silicon steel rotor, copper enameled wire, permanently lubricated self-aligning bearings, and an efficient motor, providing strong wind output, effectively reducing engine temperature, strengthening the effect of air conditioning in the car, and purified air for maintaining vehicle performance [High Precision Speed Control] ---- Replace OEM Part Numbers: 700070, 75739, 4885475AB, 4885475AC, effectively control units and resistors. Plastic blower motor improved resistibility to mechanical damage and wear; Plug & Play modules ready for an instant installation; Silent and low noise for enjoying a comfortable driving space [Require Replacement in The Case] ---- 1. Air volume at the vehicle vent is low or the wind cannot be felt, causing overheating during summer or Unable to feel warmth during Winter; 2. Motor stuck at a speed; 3. Blade damage; 4. Water entering the air intake will attract a higher amperage, causing overheating and burning of the control unit; 8. Strong smell in the car [Packaging & Guide] ---- Packaging: 1 x HVAC heater blower motor assembly. GDSMOTU has various types of blower fan motor, which are widely used in for car, suv, trailers, pickup truck and so on. Please enter vehicle type + year + make + model + trim + body style + engine on top of amazon confirmed fit Compatibility:
for Chrysler for Pacifica 2004-2008
for Chrysler for Town & Country 2001-2007
for Chrysler for Voyager 2001-2003
for Dodge for Caravan 2001-2007
for Dodge for Grand Caravan 2001-2007
Installation Step:
1. Find the blower (usually behind the copilot's Glovebox)
2. Remove the screws and disconnect the blower
3. Pull the right side of the instrument panel assembly aside and install a new blower motor in its original position
4. Reconnect the resistor and reinstall the instrument panel with bolts
5. Connect the blower motor assembly with screws (including blower motor resistor, recirculation motor, and blower motor)
6. Turn on the car and air conditioning system. Verify that the blower motor can operate at all speeds and generate hot or cold air