OEM Pontiac Aztek Blower Motor

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The Pontiac Aztek Blower Motor keeps the cabin air circulating, allowing drivers to enjoy brisk heat, brisk cooling and clear windows in all seasons. The Pontiac Aztek itself wins loyal fans with its flexible front engine layout that switches from front to all-wheel drive for steady footing on snow or rain, lively 3.4 liter V6 sending 185 horsepower through a smooth 4-speed automatic, and a carefully balanced 108.3 inch wheelbase helping the midsize crossover corner with confidence. Designers applied advanced computer aided drafting and rapid prototyping to achieve the body lines, broad stance at 73.7 inches, and roomy 182.1 inch length quickly, providing owners with generous cargo space, clever red mood lighting, and seats that fold flat for camping or tailgating. Genuine Pontiac parts are components that help build durability, and every Aztek is a winner when parts fit precisely as designed. Owners of the Pontiac Aztek also appreciate the fact that the Blower Motor is still easy to service with low-cost replacement parts. The Blower Motor in this SUV is electronically controlled, designed so that it pushes air through the heater core or evaporator without stress and is powerful enough that one Blower Motor typically handles the entire cabin although some trims include a rear fan for added comfort. A healthy Blower Motor means fast defogging and stable interior temperatures which support safety and driver focus. To replace a new unit, disconnect the battery, pull the glove box or lower trim, unplug the harness, remove screws, replace the fan wheel, bolt on the replacement, reconnect wires, refit trim and test all speeds.