Cockneyrebel

Hello. I have a 1998 HONDA CIVIC AERODECK 1.6i ES. It is the 5-door estate version. My Heater Blower Motor brushes have burnt out, meaning I have no heat/fan/air-conditioning.With Autumn/Winter coming I am getting worried as I cannot seem to locate a Heater Blower Motor for my model. Would anyone out there know where I can purchase one ? E-Bay, Amazon, Breakers Yards in my area of Basingstoke have not been any help.
I would greatly appreciate any feedback at all. I really like my car and would hate to see it 'go under' due to this.
Many thanks, in advance.




Anthony Selby.

Wankenstein

Try:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/Blowers-F...50&MMake=Honda

http://car-parts.mister-auto.co.uk/e...c_lg793_ls873/

http://www.asm-autos.co.uk/used-car-parts/

Too right...I don't reside in Old Blighty and me links may turn out to be bog water but, I'm too knackered to give a ***** so there you are mate..have at it won't you over spot of tea..Lol.

Cockneyrebel

Ta !

Cockneyrebel

This is like looking for Shangri-La..............

rubixyu

Is this the Badger?

TYC 700001 Blower Motor

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-HVAC-C...oAAOSwU8JZqBNs

ezone

http://www.lingshondaparts.com/

Cockneyrebel

Thankyou for replying. Unfortunately no..............


Anthony.

Cockneyrebel

Thanks for the info. I will call them later.




Anthony.

ezone

That site has a parts catalog that covers most countries on your side of the planet.........

look up your exact car and find a Honda part number for the blower motor, see if it's still available through the dealerships?

Google that part number?


Are you positive your fan motor is bad, not the power transistor or something else? (I have no idea which system your car would be equipped with)

Cockneyrebel

The garage tells me it is the brushes that have burnt out, which happens over time, and my car is from 1998.

ezone

Just saying, there's several things involved in operating the fan motor that could cause it to quit working. I like to test things for myself (I'm a tech). I'd connect a test light to the fan motor connector and make sure it lights up, that can quickly confirm power and ground are present.
Sometimes when a fan motor is bad you can tap the bottom of the motor with your palm or foot and it may run for a short while.


Is your garage unable to source a replacement motor?

Cockneyrebel

The garage said they couldn't. I wasn't impressed so won't be going back there.

ezone

That's why I tried to hint at double checking their diagnosis for yourself.

rubixyu

Maybe this is the part

https://www.parts-honda.uk/honda-car...B__1711/3/8334

Cockneyrebel

Thankyou. I'll give it a go !


Anthony.