the motor probably will not come with the fan attached. If you are
confident you can remove the blower fan without damage then just get the
motor. These things usually come off easily with a little wd-40 and
patience.

For the quickest replacment get the entire assembly and swap.


"Pete from Boston" > wrote in message
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> The blower motor on my 90 Accord just went at the perfect time --
> snowstorm, not predicted to get above freezing until at least mid-month. I
> got in yesterday and noticed that 'whiff of ozone' smell characteristic of
> a failing motor, and sure enough, the air stopped coming shortly
> thereafter. At least when the car is moving fast enough the flow-through
> gets some warm air out the vents.
>
> I've just started looking at replacement parts, and it seems like I can
> get either just the motor or a whole new blower assembly. Which makes more
> sense? What are the issues involved?