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Repinning the blower motor resistor? [message #346634] Tue, 20 August 2019 07:19 Go to next message
6cuda6 is currently offline  6cuda6   Canada
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So i ordered a new blower motor resistor at NAPA....BR530....which is what mine should have been but appon opening the box it is not the same as what is in my coach.

The BR530 replaces all resistors of the pin variety according to the NAPA people....problem is mine has the 4 male pins arranged like a "t", 2 on top and 2 accross bottom, not like the 3 accross the bottom with one on top.

Has anyone just pulled the pins and connected? If so what wires go were? (To buy the different connector is 50 to 75$$...not happening)

I can get a similar resistor by using Autozone part # DR798 but that ones resistors legs have a bit of a bend in them.

So do i open connect to the BR530 or wait till im in the US next week qand pick up a DR798 at Autozone and hope the bends dont matter?


Rich Mondor, Brockville, ON 77 Hughes 2600
Re: Repinning the blower motor resistor? [message #346637 is a reply to message #346634] Tue, 20 August 2019 10:04 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Deb is currently offline  Deb   Canada
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Just deleted my reply - Should have read more closely. Early morning... no coffee in me yet. So - Just consider this a Good Morning post Sad
If no one else can answer your question, maybe try to match up the pin configurations from old and new with the specific resistors? Sounds like a royal PITA tho' I'm sure someone has the answer.


Deb McWade Logan Lake, BC, CAN GMC Alumnus It's Bigger on the Inside!

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Re: [GMCnet] Repinning the blower motor resistor? [message #346641 is a reply to message #346634] Tue, 20 August 2019 10:56 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Rich,

I faced the same issue but found the correct style on eBay. I think
77-78 used a different one. Is this one like yours?

https://ebay.to/31TaaqB

-Dave
1978 Transmode near Pittsburgh

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Subject: [GMCnet] Repinning the blower motor resistor?

So i ordered a new blower motor resistor at NAPA....BR530....which is
what mine should have been but appon opening the box it is not the same
as what
is in my coach.

The BR530 replaces all resistors of the pin variety according to the
NAPA people....problem is mine has the 4 male pins arranged like a "t",
2 on top
and 2 accross bottom, not like the 3 accross the bottom with one on top.


Has anyone just pulled the pins and connected? If so what wires go were?
(To buy the different connector is 50 to 75$$...not happening)

I can get a similar resistor by using Autozone part # DR798 but that
ones resistors legs have a bit of a bend in them.

So do i open connect to the BR530 or wait till im in the US next week
qand pick up a DR798 at Autozone and hope the bends dont matter?
--
Rich Mondor,

Brockville, ON

77 Hughes 2600

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Re: [GMCnet] Repinning the blower motor resistor? [message #346643 is a reply to message #346641] Tue, 20 August 2019 11:16 Go to previous message
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Dave Stragand wrote on Tue, 20 August 2019 11:56
Rich,

I faced the same issue but found the correct style on eBay. I think
77-78 used a different one. Is this one like yours?

https://ebay.to/31TaaqB

-Dave
1978 Transmode near Pittsburgh

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Cc: tonka6cuda6@hotmail.com
Subject: [GMCnet] Repinning the blower motor resistor?

So i ordered a new blower motor resistor at NAPA....BR530....which is
what mine should have been but appon opening the box it is not the same
as what
is in my coach.

The BR530 replaces all resistors of the pin variety according to the
NAPA people....problem is mine has the 4 male pins arranged like a "t",
2 on top
and 2 accross bottom, not like the 3 accross the bottom with one on top.


Has anyone just pulled the pins and connected? If so what wires go were?
(To buy the different connector is 50 to 75$$...not happening)

I can get a similar resistor by using Autozone part # DR798 but that
ones resistors legs have a bit of a bend in them.

So do i open connect to the BR530 or wait till im in the US next week
qand pick up a DR798 at Autozone and hope the bends dont matter?
--
Rich Mondor,

Brockville, ON

77 Hughes 2600

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Yup thats the one.


Rich Mondor, Brockville, ON 77 Hughes 2600
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