Blower motor problem

[leonue]

I was looking for the cabin air filter the other day. And after pulling out the glove box I saw the blower motor, which has a plastic door with a sponge stick to one side. So I started pushing it until it got loose. Initialy it was
firmly closed . Now the AC doesn't blow cold air anymore. I tried adding freon/sealer a few times but it only lasts for a couple of days at the most.

Could anyone help me fix this issue?

I was told that I need to remove the dasboard to access the blower motor and fix it. Also that I coud remove the blower motor by taking out the screws under itself. The screws on the back have a very small space for screwdriver or a ratchet.

Thank you,

[krazienluv10]

the blower motor can be accessed underneath the glove compartment... u dont have to remove it. u were told wrong, u do not have to remove the dashboard. what u messed up was the vents that directs air and perhaps anything else that was linked to that vent, "if" thats all u touched

[krazienluv10]

perhaps u blew a transistor, can u give us any more information? does the fan still work? does it blow hot air? etc...adding freon really depends on whats goin on, and can damage if u over charge the system... what model galant do u have?

[leonue]

I have a LS. The fan is still moving. And the air coming is not cold. It is warn. And here is a picture of the blower motor parts with a red arrow pointing to door that I broke.

file://c:\Documents and Settings\eleon\Desktop\blower motor parts 2.jpg

[krazienluv10]

upload it into http://imageshack.us/

is it a manual ac or an automatic?

[leonue]

It has automatic transmission. And here is the picture.

http://yfrog.com/5nblowermotorparts2j

Thank you,

[leonue]

Here is a real picture.

http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/3667/img00064201005111248.jpg

[procksa49er]

see my comment in your other post.

[krazienluv10]

I was referring to the resistor/transistor in the way back of the compartment. if u have a manual ac u will have a 20 dollar resistor that can be replaced. If u have an automatic ac.... not talking about tranny.... u will need a 80 dollar replacement transistor. However u did say the fan works, soo that completely removes that out of the question...

perhaps its something else that u touched...

[leonue]

What I broke is the door with the sponge, behind the vent. And this last one is behind the wrapped cables. It is on top of the picture.

[img] http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/5899/blowermotorreal2.jpg [\img]

Thank you,

[leonue]

Sorry, I pressed the wrong slash.

http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/5...motorreal2.jpg

[leonue]

I was checking for the part at the dealer. And I think what I broke is either the "air valve" (9) or the "blower case" (5). See the picture below. Could someone tell me how to replace it?

Thank you

http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/2788/blowermotorparts2.jpg

[leonue]

Could someone tell me how to replace/fix the blower case or the air valve on '06 Mitsubishi Galant?

Thank you,

[Kevman]

good luck, i am trying to fix my ac blower too. Never happens when it's 65 out. Only when it's 95. wtf.

[Kevman]

Mine was the wiring connector and I just had to re wire the motor. Right about where the number (10) is on the diagram 2 posts above. It cost me like $.85 and about 20 minutes of ripping apart/reassembling.