How to Fix the Fan Blower in My Ford E-250
by Daniel ValladaresIf the fan blower on your Ford E-250 begins to fail, there are two likely problems. Either the motor is malfunctioning and will need to be replaced, or more commonly the fuse has blown out. Accessing the fan blower's motor or replacing the fuse should only take about five minutes.
Step 1
Open the hood, and remove the cover from the fuse block. Locate the fuse numbered "105,"and remove it with a fuse puller.
Step 2
Install a replacement 40-amp fuse in slot "105," and reattach the fuse block cover. If the blower is still malfunctioning, you may need to replace the motor.
Step 3
Open the passenger's side front door, and locate the blower underneath the right side of the dashboard. Remove the three screws securing it to the vehicle.
Step 4
Remove the three screws securing the motor to the fan blower, and install a replacement motor.
Step 5
Reinstall all of the screws, and close the door.
References
- "Ford Full-Size Vans 1992 thru 2005: E-150 thru E-350"; Rober Maddox; 2007
Things You'll Need
- Fuse puller
- Phillips screwdriver
- Pliers
Writer Bio
Daniel Valladares began his career as a medical writer in 2008. He has written patient education brochures for several pharmaceutical companies and has worked as an auto mechanic at Kim's Speedy Auto Service since 2007. Valladares holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Rice University and is currently studying to become a personal trainer.
