2006 Subaru Legacy "difficult replace heater fan" Questions

...fan making noise. Is it difficult to replace the fan motor. thanks for your immediate assistance. Manny Manny: The heater is behind the dash. You will need to take the dash out of the truck. Good ...

...box but says it looks like it will be difficult to remove. any helpful suggestions for this, thanks. Had same problem there is no easy fix, you will have to replace the little board by the heater

...heater fan,checked fuses,fan still wont kick on I would check the blower motor resistor or the switch. If you're finding it difficult to service/repair your car, get one of those online manuals. ...

...difficult. If you view procedure to any vehicles heater core removal,you will definitely get better idea to replace heater core on yours. Check the similar help links with proper solutions with ...

relays and resistor. Fan works when bench tested. Looking for a good way to test the switch or any other things to check. Checking the blower resistor is difficult at best. Replace the blower resistor

Price to replace my car's air conditioning fan (and level of difficulty if done DIY with limited/novice auto repair experience). it is the heater fan and it is difficult,buy the repair manual first

...heater fan problem is most likely to be what is known as the resistor pack sometimes called the reostat and is connected to fan motor case it has the wires for fan connected this unit operates rather ...

...difficult is it to replace a heater-A/C fan 1.How difficult is it to replace a heater-A/C fan motor on a 1999 Cadillac El Dorado? 2.the car has been in the driveway for a while and the brake rotors ...

...difficult to replace the fan or the switch? Check it with a test light or Multimeter for power to blower motor first, with switch on high. If no power to motor, problem is elsewhere. Here's a link ...

...difficult is it to replace and or necessary? there's a resistor pack for the fan that allows it to work at different speeds. does it work on the high setting but no others? if so, it's the resistor ...