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Very helpful video

What was the issue in the end in the lower unit?

Thank you everyone for watching. Please send this to all your buddies who have a trailer. We have all been in this scenario at one point or another. Thanks again.

But how do you get it ALL the way out???

Dcf891. That extension is killing your power. I hope you replace that bolt after annealing it.

Yeah, I normally use a punch to pop out the rounded nut out of the socket. Great video.

Thank you so much!

Thank you for the explanation it is truly ro easy here I thought it was a job

I was able to get it replaced thanks to your video. It was a bit of a pain for me being 6’5 to work up under the dash. There was also an extra layer of sound barrier padding that made it harder to get the cage out and the new one back in. All good thanks again ! I order the part on Amazon for $59 next day delivery!

Thanks for posting this, you most likely saved me $200 plus to have a shop do it. I have the same expedition the replacement looks pretty easy

It was the lower unit. It blew right after this video.

It’s easy getting it out but hard getting it back in. I think I am going to have to take mines to a shop to get it put in.

Excellent tutorial! My fan just went out today and waiting for my new fan to be delivered…But looks like the fix will be easy… Thx brother!

As easy as described. Getting the blower out was a little tougher for me; there was some sound-deadening material in the way behind the carpet. Pro tips: If you have to wait to get your motor, try whacking the old one while it's still in place. Bought me a week while I waited for mine to arrive. Percussive maintenance! My wiring harness was a little corroded-looking, so before reinserting it, I shot it with some WD-40. Lastly, I ordered my motor from Amazon and it was about HALF the cost of AutoZone etc.

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Superb demonstration ❤️❤️❤️

Did you use the balance clip that came with it? I got the same blower but the balance clip wasn't installed. Mine seems to be fine but not sure if I need to use it or not.

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“And you put that little piece back...which I have just.... lost” 😂 great video and probably how it will go for me.

This worked to the “T”!!!!!

Clear and straight with the tutorial. Excellent video.

I think it's the Flux Capacitor recharging, or the tensioner pulley. It's one of those for sure.

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Thanks for sharing!!!

I had this problem and fixed it yesterday. First I took everything out and vacuumed all the ash out of the bottom, then i put the pieces back in. made a big lump coal fire inside, opened the bottom vent all the way, closed the lid, took the cap off the top. I let it get as hot as possible and let it burn off for a few hours. Took care of it just fine.

Bleach??? No way should you bleach the egg

Covers that don't breath well can also cause this issue, but any place that has relatively high humidity throughout the year with a porous surface is gonna have issue with mold with anything that even remotely seals up tightly if it doesn't get used for a while. Don't ever use liquids, the surfaces are porous & any trapped liquid, when it turns into steam, can generate enough pressure to damage the brittle inside components plus possibly leave lingering traces that can be harmful and/or affect flavor during cooking even after many cooking sessions. The very same reason why should never use lighter fluid to start one up (weird chemical orange/citrus aftertaste). The fix is easy, fill up fire ring about half way up, run it very hot 700F or so until all the coal burns up, let cool, remove the inner parts & brush off, it'll come off like a fine dust (including rust, but cast iron needs to be seasoned afterwards) & damn near look new. Re-construct & it'll prob run better than it has in ages, because it's extremely clean. I do this once a year just to do it. It'll clean up all the air passages around the fire ring & air will flow through it like the waters of the great Mississippi. LOL. Now this sounds like allot, but it really isn't hard, the only part that takes much time is the burning & cool down.

Had it more than once even with the daisy wheel. Just burn it off 800 plus degrees good as new