Cabin air filter (& housing) missing after new blower motor installed
#1
Cabin air filter (& housing) missing after new blower motor installed
Does anyone know if for any reason a mechanic would have had to remove the cabin air filter & assembly when installing a new blower motor? Bought my '02 Bonnie last summer (LOVE IT!!!!). Had new blower installed at the same time as got a tune up and at my last oil change when they went to check the cabin air filter I was told that both the filter and housing were missing, but I don't know if one was there to start with!
Anyone know of any reasons why they would have removed the filter to do the work mentioned above?
Thanks!
Anyone know of any reasons why they would have removed the filter to do the work mentioned above?
Thanks!
#2
It might not have been there when you bought it. They can be a pain sometimes and it might broke.
I don't know if they would have had to remove the filter to replace the blower motor, seeing as I've never done such a thing to my car, but anything is possible.
I don't know if they would have had to remove the filter to replace the blower motor, seeing as I've never done such a thing to my car, but anything is possible.
#3
they would not have had to remove that to replace the blower motor. the blower motor is at the bottom of the heater box and is accessed from inside the car under the passenger dash. the cabin filter is a pain to replace on mine however it is doable with patience.
#5
To me it is a better design than in the engine compartment. Just my opinion.
#7