ACtion Magazine - March 2013 - (Page 38)

Blower Motor Service 2008-2013 Nissan Rogue T he removal and installation information in Nissan’s service information for the HVAC blower motor on the 2008-2013 Rogue has been lacking some important steps which made the process confusing and difficult. Nissan says it will change the procedure in its service information to ease and improve the process. Here are the corrected, complete blower motor removal and installation steps you should take, using the proper service information: REMOVAL 1. Remove the instrument panel driver’s side lower cover. 2. Remove the combination meter. 3. Remove the knee protector. 4. Remove the knee bracket mounting nut, then the bracket. 5. Remove the foot duct. 6. Remove the door mode motor. 7. Remove the brake pedal assembly and accelerator pad. 8. Disconnect the blower motor connector (A). 9. Press the flange holding hook (1) then turn the blower motor counterclockwise (2). Pull outward (3) to remove the blower motor. CAUTION: The balance is adjusted when the blower fan and blower motor are assembled, so do not replace individual parts. INSTALLATION Installation is basically the reverse order of removal. CAUTION: Be sure to correctly install the blower motor flange holding hook in the unit assembly. Test the system for proper operation before returning the vehicle to the customer. High Capacity Cab Cooling Available for all Surface and Underground Equipment: LHDs, Trucks, Jumbos, Bolters, Anfoloaders, Refuge Stations... Custom Designs _ Applications Are Limitless! Developed to provide incredible high capacity cab cooling while giving years of long life and uninterrupted service and durability even in the roughest environmental conditions that the Military, Mining, Oil & Gas and Heavy Equipment Industries can deliver! • High performance in high ambient conditions 55°C / 130°F • Stainless Steel enclosures • Copper/copper corrosion resistant coils • Power options 24vdc, high voltage, NON-ELECTRIC (hydraulic) • Quality manufacturing with high capacity long life components • Low maintenance due to corrosion and vibration resistant construction Heavy Duty Systems for Extreme Climate and Hazardous Environments Specialists in Mobile Heavy Equipment Heating & Air Conditioning Jumbo installation 38 ACTION • March 2013 Reader Reply Polar Mobility Research Ltd. #11, 4041 74 Avenue SE, Calgary, Alberta T2C 2H9 Canada Toll Free 1.800.309.8155, Ph. 403.279.3633, Fax 403.236.2759 info@polarmobility.com • www.polarmobility.com http://www.polarmobility.com http://www.polarmobility.com http://www.macsw.org/MACS/Publications/ACtion_Reader_Reply/MACS/Publications/ACTION/ACtion_Reader_Reply.aspx?hkey=ac24bddb-c045-442a-813c-cbf05f88ac4d

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of ACtion Magazine - March 2013

ACtion Magazine - March 2013
Contents
Outlook
In Bin
Freeze Frame
Under the Southern Cross
Leonard’s Law
Virtual View
News & Updates
Managing the Heat
Delphi Restores 1954 Pontiac Star Chief With First ‘Front Mounted A/C System’
Replacement Actuator Motor Cautions From HeaterTreater
Association News
In Memorium
Quick Check
New Products & Services
Last Watch

ACtion Magazine - March 2013