2012 Ford mustang blower motor replacement

Asked by omar0505611 Aug 27, 2015 at 08:57 AM about the 2012 Ford Mustang GT Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Tom answered 8 years ago

Very unusual for a 3 yo motor to go and a potentially expensive job... are you sure it's the motor?

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Tom answered 8 years ago

Relay, fuse or resistor pack

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Bruce answered 7 years ago

crowl drains clogged up, same thing in 68 mustang. water shorted motor.Water can come in thru cabin filter. Motor sits lower than than filter.Fuse OK, Fan had no speeds,(if high speed fan only then resister is good) remove 4 (7mm) screws hold glove box, fan is then visible,3- 8mm screws fan drops down, remove wiring(1 plug) reverse then done.Took 30 minutes, motor(rock auto, $65.00) I am 66, so its easy,Dealer wanted 400 plus......

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GuruVR81K answered 5 years ago

Is there a YouTube video that shows how to do this in a 2012 Mustang?

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Frank answered 5 years ago

my blower was not working at all... moving the connector at the resistor it came on ..bad connection at the resistor. cleaned and reconnected and works fine now

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