OEM Saturn L200 Blower Motor

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Saturn L200 Blower Motor keeps cabin air circulating efficiently to provide drivers instant cabin heating or cooling on every trip. The Saturn L200 received praise for its spirited 2.2 liter inline four that works in tandem with a smooth four speed automatic, making city driving and highway cruising seem easy. Buyers are partial to the sedan or wagon option because both bodies are a cross between steel structure and tough polymer doors and fenders which shrug off parking lot dings. Safety remains high with ABS, stability control and later side curtain airbags, while the Sport package includes alloy wheels and fog lamps for sharper looks. Music lovers enjoy an optional in dash six disc player, and automatic air conditioning keeps the set temperature without fuss. Genuine Saturn L200 parts meet factory specifications so owners confidently trust the car to be reliable year after year. The L200 Blower Motor is at the core of the HVAC system, drawing air over the heater core or evaporator and forcing it through the vents to make your occupants comfortable in any season. Built for durability, the Blower Motor has a direct line to factory wiring and reacts quickly to speed changes selected on the dash to assure steady airflow and clear windows. Regular maintenance of parts of the Saturn climate, particularly the Blower Motor, helps maintain comfort. To replace a worn unit, disconnect the battery, remove glove box panels, unplug the connector, remove mounting screws, transfer the fan wheel, seat the new motor firmly, reconnect wiring, reinstall trim and test all speeds for smooth and quiet operation.