Let us know how this works, longer term. I have thrown out a few of them
with the same symptoms and have a frozen one on my workbench right now
(brother Alan from texas brought his boys this way for the holidays, we
replaced his rear window AND my daughter's heater box in the same day,
taking about two hours off to make and devour a chili repast) and am
wondering whether or not to try and resurrect it.

Has anyone successfully brought one of these motors back from the land of
the dead and had long-term success?

Jim

On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 11:08 AM, J Stewart <fonman4277@comcast.net> wrote:

> Old blower motor is out and sitting on my workbench. It was locked up but
> with a little muscle it freed up, and I hooked up my test battery to it and
> it took off running (squealing like a banshee though). So now <SIGH> ,
> followed by an even bigger <S-I-G-H> I gotta start putting it all back
> together....
>
>
>
> Jeff Stewart
>