Remove and Inspect Blower Motor

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GMC Blower Motor TOTALLY Clogged: How Did This Even Get in There?? (Digging in With Greg Alberalla)

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What happens here

With the blower motor housing exposed, disconnect the electrical connectors leading to the blower motor. Carefully twist and pull the entire blower motor assembly out of its housing. Upon removal, inspect the fan for any visible debris such as leaves, animal nesting materials, or other foreign objects that may be causing the blockage and reduced airflow.

Goal: Extract the blower motor and identify the cause of the blockage.

Tools and materials

Blower Motor Assembly — The component being removed and inspected

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i'll try to put more in that definitely sounds like the uh the gumball machines where you're uh there's a whole freaking nest in here like this is not this is not good oh boy oh she's packed it's packed that's why it wasn't blowing anything nice this is just great shop back to the rescue yeah we're gonna we need these this is some this thing only sat for a month i don't under a tree in a forest you okay i want to unplug this so myth busted there's not an actual squirrel in here but there was wait i was looking for a body there's a little bit of fuzz in there i think it could be a body it's just disintegrated i don't know is there still stuff up inside of it too or yeah like all up in there yeah all up in

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