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#923514 02/27/2013 11:14 PM
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I just finished my heater rebuild and thought I would pass on the motor info. I needed to upgrade the main motor to 12v. All the standard suppliers for classic parts had them for around $60 or more. I found one at O'Reilly Auto for $31. fit and works just fine. Part number was PM354. 12volt, 1/4" shaft with a sleeve to make it 5/16ths if needed. I could not find what I thought was a close enough replacement for the defrost motor so I am installing a voltage reducer. I bench tested it. I was suprised how hot they get. Yes, it is said to be big enough for a blower motor.
Here is my finished heater. I know the color is not correct but it will look good with the black carpet going in my cab. I have the good 6v motor if anyone needs one.

Last edited by Bart_Bosco; 02/27/2013 11:30 PM.

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Looks real good. I like that color and have black carpet as well.
Let us know how it works.

Bart_Bosco #923601 02/28/2013 10:09 AM
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Hey Bart,

I could use that 6 volt motor. I screwed mine up trying to separate it from the fan. Can you send me a pm if you still have it and are willing to send it to California? Of course I'll pay for it.

thanks,
Dave

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