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In this video, we're going to show you how to replace the blower motor on this 2005 Ford F150. It's the same part and similar process on these F150s from 2004 to 2008. The items you'll need for this is a new blower motor from 1AAuto.com and an 8 millimeter socket and ratchet.
Your blower motor is located right here. It's held in with these three 8 millimeter bolts. Then disconnect the harness by pulling down on the tab and pushing it off. Then use an 8 millimeter wrench or a socket and ratchet to remove those three 8 millimeter bolts. Once those are removed, just pull the blower motor down as far as you can and then pull back the carpeting, and just maneuver it down and out and over the carpeting.
On the left is the new blower motor from 1AAuto.com. On the right is the old one. You can see they're identical, and they'll fit exactly the same. Take your new blower motor and feed it up into place. You push it in against the carpet as much as you can. Once you get to a certain point, you'll want to pull the carpet back to give yourself a little bit extra room. Then just kind of push it into the insulation and up at the same time, and it'll go into place. Then turn it once you get it up in place so that the holes line up.
Once you get it lined up, just replace those bolts and tighten them up. If you want to speed up the process of tightening them up, you can use an air ratchet, but you want to make sure that you don't over-tighten them, so just tighten them most of the way, and then tighten them the rest of the way using your socket and ratchet. You just want them hand tight. Reconnect your harness.
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Okay, friends. To get started on this blower motor, we're gonna come underneath the passenger side, right behind that glovebox. You're gonna be able to see your blower motor. We're gonna remove the three bolts that hold it in and then I'm gonna do the wiring harness only because it's a little bit hard to get to. So, if you follow this, you can see where the wiring harness goes and it's all the way back here. It's a little bit hard to get off. So, if you remove your mounting bolt here, here and then the one that's over on the passenger side right there, we'll be able to draw this down and then we'll remove the wiring harness at that point. I'm just gonna start by loosening this one. The easiest way to get to your far inward bolt is with a nice ratcheting wrench. That's gonna be the easiest way because trying to fit a socket with a ratchet, obviously, there's very minimal space and if you're just using a regular old wrench, you're gonna have to go on, turn it, take it off, on, turn it, take off. Ratchet wrench is the way to go. Okay, there's that one. I already have all these loose at this point so I'm just gonna go ahead and take them out by hand. That one could use a couple more turns real quick. There we are. Then we'll just grab the blower motor. We should be able to pull it down. You're gonna kinda have to come down and at an angle and just try to help it out. Well, while we're at this point, you can see the area for the electrical right here. If you use a nice flat screwdriver, usually you can come right from the center and you can lift both tabs at the same time and then draw this away. Sometimes you'll notice that one tab's broken or maybe the center part's broken so you'll have a harder time. But basically, just get it off of there. There we are. Take a peek. Make sure you don't see any funny colors. There it is, friends. All right. Let's get started on installing our brand-new blower motor. First, what I always like to do is get the wiring out of the way. Last thing I wanna do is get a snag and potentially damage anything. Let's get our blower motor. We're gonna carefully slide it up. We don't wanna damage the cage by making it oblong or anything like that. So just be as careful as you can and just try to get it up and in there. There we are. Let's start in all three of our screws and then we'll bottom them out and snug them up. Okay, that one's definitely snug. Just doublecheck these. Snug. Awesome. Let's get this reconnected. Slide it in. Listen for a click. Give it a nice wiggle. Make sure it's 100% secure and make sure your cable is not dangling down where it could get stuck on anybody's feet. This looks good. Let's give it a test. All right. I can hear the blower motor on level one. Two. Three. Oh, yeah. And it works on high. This is perfect.
