LOw flow of air
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santonio03
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LOw flow of air
I know i posted several questions on here asking what can be the cause of low air flow in my pontiac and now that tax time around the corner i need more opinions. To start off i changed the motor blower and installed a new blower resistor. All the setting work (from floor to vents). And yes i did clean the evap core but i notice that my evap core was all rusted and eat up looking. Could this by why the flow is low? Ive driven several bonnevilles and this seem like a problem problem with these cars. Help please. Is their anything i missed? Have no vacuum leaks.
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Re: LOw flow of air
Can you link us to the other threads or continue in one of them so we don't go through suggesting all the same things that you have already tried? That would help you get the best answer.
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santonio03
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Re: LOw flow of air
Im asking is it a easy job to replace one or how much will it cost in labor a shop do do it. i know thats got to be the problem.

