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heater motor and blower 1949 F3 Looking for a heater motor, blower(squirrel cage) and housing for a 1949 f3 pickkup. Does anyone know of any sources for any of these parts? The blower motor can be 6v or 12v.
Thanks in advance. Also have a 1929 model a roadster pickup for sale. It is disassembled and in rough shape. Original motor. |
Re: heater motor and blower 1949 F3 Might help to know if the heater is Ford factory or aftermarket.
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Re: heater motor and blower 1949 F3 Yes it is the factory heater. the blower motor is mounted in the fender well therefore it is very rusted out.
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The parts book shows two motors for the fresh air heater, 80C-18527-A and 8C-18527-B don't know what the difference is. Dennis Carpenter show a universal motor. https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/car...volt-universal
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Re: heater motor and blower 1949 F3 @excalibur, There is a guy on the FTE Forum (48-56 section) that specializes in restoring heaters. Both Ford and Magic Air. He goes on an annual parts safari to salvage yards full of old vehicles. His user name is firstrider
I have no idea what his prices are but, he does a great job restoring them. I think he sells parts as well. He usually takes requests for parts before he leaves on safari too. Good luck with your search! Scott in AZ. |
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Re: heater motor and blower 1949 F3 48 f types also; those fender well heater motors did not fare well. best to up grade a bit later. Newc
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Re: heater motor and blower 1949 F3 I would do as Newc recomended and go with a 1951/52 F1 magic air if this is a driver.
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Re: heater motor and blower 1949 F3 If the troble is just the elec motor, a local/regional electric repair shop should be able to rejuvinate it.
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Re: heater motor and blower 1949 F3 Thank you everyone for the help and info on the heater parts. I will try and contact the gentlemen in Fla for parts.
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Re: heater motor and blower 1949 F3 It was definitely not one Of Ford's better ideas to have a heater motor put under the fender.
I had a 48 Ford years ago with the same pbm. I went to junk yards to get a new motor and had a tin man remake an entirely new housing for it. He did an excellent job. terry |
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