🌀 35587 Blower Motor by Four Seasons/Trumark - No Wheel Included Review

I have already purchased a Four Seasons fan motor for my '97 Chevrolet pickup and am happy with it. Now I had to replace the motor on my 1973 Caprice. It's a low whisper and draws the right amount of power. I am very happy with it. Fits perfectly.

I don't write many reviews but I was really impressed by this heater blower motor. The holes line up perfectly with the holes in the chamber, the motor and mounting flange are powder coated instead of painted, and this thing really blows! And the great thing is that it's made in Canada, not cheap chi####se!. I can't recommend this more!

I finally managed to get something non-Chinese from Revain. It's a good solid item and I have much more confidence in its ability to last beyond six months. The price was AMAZING too. Fits just right and blows an amazing amount of air. Remember to reuse the small gasket UNDER the squirrel cage fan that you removed from your old fan motor to ensure proper fan clearance.

I ordered what the manual said would work although it looked different and wasn't the right one. Then I found one that looked right but said it wouldn't work. I took a chance and yes this engine will fit my 1977 Jeep Cherokee although the manual says it won't. It is identical to the original heater blower motor with a vent that is temporarily blocked with duct tape. As far as I know it will fit most other fsj from 72 to 91. Just make sure it looks the same as yours.

I installed this on my '65 Chevy C10 pickup. The truck has an economical heater, so this special fan was required for the application. The original squeaked at times, so I figured it was time to replace it. This new engine not only eliminated the squeak, but also increased engine power. Little did I know the old engine was so "tired" and not performing as it should. The new engine moves enough air to keep the cabin warm even on very cold mornings.

1977 K10 with heater only, no AC option. You will need to connect the AC option return port to a 3/4 inch plug on this unit if you only have a non original AC heater. You will also need to remove and reuse your original fan wheel (a plastic hamster wheel). Just be sure to save and reuse the small spacer that sits on the shaft between the wheel and motor. The difference between the Four Seasons motor and the original 43 Delco fan motor is amazing. Shifts enough CFM to flip the dash carpet raise…