Subject	The fan unit is held in place with 2 screws in bushings
Posted by	Barry (NJ) on July 11, 2022 at 11:37 AM
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In Reply To	Wish I knew that before I tossed the last one ;-) posted by ZXoltan on July 08, 2022 at 11:02 AM
Message	once you remove it from the car, as you can see here there is a screw that is actually an adjustable needle bearing that holds/centers the fan. It may be hidden by dust...
Follow Ups	Bussing sound from t-bar map light - Mike@ZSpeed 14:20:38 07/07/22 climate control sensor fan - Agent X 14:38:21 07/07/22 Also, the needle bearing can be adjusted - Barry (NJ) 09:26:17 07/08/22 Wish I knew that before I tossed the last one ;-) - ZXoltan 11:02:12 07/08/22 The fan unit is held in place with 2 screws in bushings - Barry (NJ) 11:37:52 07/11/22 P.S. only the forward screw holding the fan module to the - Barry (NJ) 11:54:24 07/11/22 Didn't know that hah - Drk93TT 16:07:17 07/08/22 I have this issue as well - FrozTTy 12:48:20 07/08/22 Re: I have this issue as well - Mike@ZSpeed 14:20:31 07/08/22 Try a small blast of silicone spray (n/m) - Polishzx 19:35:08 07/08/22 Temporary Fix only. I want to know about the bearings - ZXoltan 13:47:51 07/09/22 seems like a better idea would be brake cleaner? - LJZTT 15:32:00 07/12/22 FYI if you can't get it fixed or find a quiet replacement - LJZTT 15:30:20 07/12/22 Yup, the fan circulates cabin air over a temp sensor to help - Barry (NJ) 12:37:20 07/14/22
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