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  1. #1 Blower Module Removal 
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    ! Could they have made it any hard to get that last f---ing screw out to replace the d--n thing. I mean, seriously, it's not like those things are rock solid. They seem to go bad quite often. So why not make it just a little bit easier to remove. Phew. I few much better now. Time to go piss myself off trying again to get that last screw out.
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    They take less than 10min to do.........
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    Except for the one screw. I can't get anything on it to loosen it
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    Finally able to get my socket on the d--n screw. Didn't even bother to tighten it back up. When the thing blows again, I'll remove the front screw and pull it out since the back two are slotted. What a big PIA!!!!!
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    Did you bother to remove/loosen the Alternator?

    It makes things a whole lot easier.
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    all you do is remove the front screw, and pull it out with a pair of pliers, breaking the back tabs off. Then loosen the back bolts with a wrench and slide the new one in.
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    I am most likely mistaking that with something else, my bad.
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    are you talking under the pas side of the dash?
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    Yah, I had to remove my Blower Motor from the Dash. It was a PITA. I also had to replace the resistor. All thanks to that rubber drain over the HVAC intake coming loose. Good times.
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    Yeah, the blower motor module under the passenger side dash. I just managed to get my socket on it to loosen it enough to pull it forward. Major PITA.
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