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Squeeky Fan Unit

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my a/c fan unit squeaks, only on low. It is driving me freakin crazy :beerchug:

What do I need to do/use to get rid of this problem?? Take fan unit out and oil it? Or are they a bearing unit? Please help before my steel cap boots deal with it :blink:

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I have the same prob, passenger side, and yes it drives you nuts!! it happened when I first got it, so I sprayed silicon spray into it, worked but wouldnt reccomend it as you gotta guess where it is and stinks for days when the fans going.

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Yeah I had a look at it..seems that forum has two issues going on though..to solve the ticking noise I gather you stretch the springs...but to stop the squeeky I need to use engine oil to lubricate it instead of a silicone oil..right?

#5

yeah I had the squeaky noise, and I used engine oil, but I put the hole fan unit out and oiled it up, and no squeak's its been 3 weeks, silicone spray only lasts like a week.

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Wait...what did you do? put a hole in the fan unit itself and filled it with oil???

#7

lol no, I put the hole fan unit out and oiled up all the spinning components

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LOL gotcha now. Sweet this should fix the problem

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how do you detach the fan from its motor?

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argh couldnt get the fan off....however I took off the plastic cover and then took the metal bottom off the motor and oiled the cup that the shaft sits in...hope it works....although I am suprised there is no bearing on the bottom. It sure does heat up when the fan is on...

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