Are we talking about the actual Fan Blower to blow heat into the cabin? Then that's easy! What you have to do is disconnect the battery first! Then what you do next is to stand in front of your truck looking towards the engine. To your top left you will see a round device attached to your firewall. That is the blower Fan. There are at least 5 to six screws that are attached to it and 1 of the top screws has a ground wire attached to it just unscrew all of those and the Heater blower Fan pops Right out ok! Also there is a little hose attached to the rear of that fan which can be removed just buy pulling it off and it will go on just as easy! Any questions you can hit me at my emailspin_doctors@Yahoo.com. God Bless
you will find it in the heater box, also where the blower is. it is easy to remove.
it is right under the glove compartment
Start the car, turn the heater/blower on full, The hose that is the hottest is the Inlet. The coolest is the Outlet.
Most Likely Your Blower Motor Is Going Bad.
Loosen the dash and pull out the complete heater box after you have disconnected the heater hose from the firewall...........
They were not used in 1986
The heatercore itself is more centered under the dash.The blower motor is behind the glovebox.See "Related Questions" below for an excellent write-up on the 1986-1995 Taurus / Sable heater core
Blower is a dual squirrel cage unit located under the wiper arm assembly. You will need to remove this and the engine bay fire wall center section to gain access.
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yea, check your vacuum lines, i believe its the red shaded clear line that runs on the passenger side of your truck, . by the heater blower motor, also top off your radiator, is the blower coming on>? email me at eliteprofessionals@live.com
You need to clean or change your heater core Also check your rad cap to be sure that it holds the pressure change it every 2 years minimum
Remove the wiring harness from the back of your 1986 Lincoln air conditioning blower motor. Remove the blower motor retaining bolts. Remove the fan on the front of the blower motor. Reverse the process to install the new blower motor.