I use my fan a lot. On the fan settings 1 and 2, I can hear a faint clicking noise like a card hitting the spokes of a bicycle wheel. On settings 3 and 4 the air flow sound is loud enough to cancel out the noise. Has anybody tried opening up the fan motor and spraying WD-40 on the fan bearing, or if this is even possible? I think our fan motor is behind the glove box underneath the cabin air filter. If it is an easy fix I wouldn't mind doing it myself. I'm currently at about 52K miles on the car.
Reply 1 : Possible To Lubricate Cabin Heater Fan?
mine does that too. I just figured that's how it was lol im 18,000 miles in. idk how to fix & haven't tried.
Reply 2 : Possible To Lubricate Cabin Heater Fan?
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Originally Posted by cu2cool I use my fan a lot. On the fan settings 1 and 2, I can hear a faint clicking noise like a card hitting the spokes of a bicycle wheel. On settings 3 and 4 the air flow sound is loud enough to cancel out the noise. Has anybody tried opening up the fan motor and spraying WD-40 on the fan bearing, or if this is even possible? I think our fan motor is behind the glove box underneath the cabin air filter. If it is an easy fix I wouldn't mind doing it myself. I'm currently at about 52K miles on the car.
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Reply 3 : Possible To Lubricate Cabin Heater Fan?
Just had mine replaced under warranty. Mine would chirp when useed on cold mornings, for the first 5 minutes or so. really bad on level 1.
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