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2010 Ford Fusion 1.4 tdci interior fan heating cooling

Brett robertson
Brett robertson
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When ever I run my fans inside the car it sounds like it’s chirping constantly has anyone got any ideas as to what this might be before I start stripping bits off the car to figure out what the the issue is 

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    chirping ?

    does the noise increase as you increase the heater motor speed ? if so it sounds like it's associated with the motor itself, or the rotory fan attached to it ?

     

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    It doesn’t do it on fan speed one but if you set it to higher speeds it dose get louder Thankyou for your input I will take the fan out and see if it’s damaged and update you next week sometime 

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    i would say dry shaft /bearing on motor.

    sorry it's difficult to diagnose over the net, ideally someone would say "i had this noise - and it was this"

    interested to hear your findings

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    Brett,

    Have you taken out the pollen filter and had a look for anything in there that might make the noise ?

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    It was the fan motor bearing I have replaced the fan and it’s all fixed now 

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