How to replace & test interior fan motor 2007 to 2014 Chrysler 200 Sebring Avenger blower (EP 239)

Blower fan motor removal & install & testing. 🔷 SKIPPABLE CHAPTERS BELOW 🔷
Video uploaded Feb 7th, 2022
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🔷 SKIPPABLE CHAPTERS 🔷
0:00 Intro.
0:53 Video title & episode number.
1:02 Location & removal of felt liner.
1:29 Location of clip & removal.
3:13 How felt panel comes out.
3:33 Unhooking the wire connector.
4:22 Some tests to figure is it the fan, or something in the switch circuit.
4:28 What procedure I used to see if motor gets power.
5:28 Location & size of mounting screws for motor.
6:45 Motor comes out.
6:51 Testing motor with weird power source.
7:46 Installing fan blower motor.
7:54 Fan orientation.
8:23 Hooking up wiring.
8:34 How to install felt panel.
8:45 Installing the clips.
9:11 Concluding comments.
9:47 Link to more Sebring & 200 videos.
10:34 Bonus video.
11:06 End cards to other videos.
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[@daddygee37]

This was very helpful, thank you!

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

Great to know, Greggor! It is nice ot be able to attempt to test items before randomly replacing them. It can get expensive if a guess is wrong. Hope to hear from you again. Stay safe.

[@dollabill167]

Gr8 stuff tyyy

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

Glad you liked it!

[@beto1276]

Very helpful Thanks!

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

You are very welcome, Beto.

[@josueflores6556]

i have to give it a little hit so it can work what do u think its the problem?

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

Sorry for the long delay in answering. Usually the motor will get a bad spot and when it stops exactly on the same spot, it cant start up by itself. So by hitting it, you actually bump it to a good spot and that is why it starts up! (So the answer is YES, you need a new fan motor.)

[@mark-zy7cz]

So what was the problem? it wasn't the motor

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

Actually was nothing wrong with it, just figured I should make a video since hard to find videos on these cars.

[@pauljoey7977]

Wow. Do u sew? Leave this car stuff to professionals

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

Nope don`t sew. LOL!