How to Replace a Blower Motor in a Chrysler Imperial?

Disconnect the battery negative cable. Remove the glove box. Detach the panel underneath the right end of the dash, which has four fasteners - two screws in front and two sheet metal nuts on the backside. On air-conditioned models, detach the two vacuum lines from the air door actuator. Remove the two sheet metal nuts from the studs on the bottom and detach the rod from the door lever arm. Remove the two sheet metal nuts that secure the actuator to the blower housing. Reach up to the top of the actuator rod, disconnect the rod from the door lever arm, and remove the actuator. Remove all eight mounting screws from the blower housing and remove the housing. Remove the retaining clamp from the fan hub and slide the fan off the motor shaft. Unplug or unsolder the blower motor electrical connector, remove the three motor mounting screws, and pull out the motor. Install the fan on the new blower motor and secure it to the shaft with the retaining clamp. Installation is the reverse of removal.

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Chrysler Imperial Motor, A/C. Blower (Use Insul. 4419526)
Part Number: R5264068
Product Specifications
- Replaced by: 5015865AA
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mopar's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1991-1993 Chrysler Imperial | Base | 6 Cyl 3.0L, 6 Cyl 3.3L, 6 Cyl 3.8L
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Chrysler Imperial Motor Heater Blower
Part Number: 5264068
Product Specifications
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mopar's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1991-1993 Chrysler Imperial | Base | 6 Cyl 3.0L, 6 Cyl 3.3L, 6 Cyl 3.8L

Chrysler Imperial Blower Motor

The Blower Motor is located in Chrysler Imperial vehicles and is in charge of regulating or determining the rate at which hot or cool air is blown into the vehicle's cabin. The blower motor controls are set by the drivers; this means that drivers have the option of regulating the intensity of the motor, to increase or decrease the air as required in case the windows begin to fog up or the interiors become overly hot. Usually integrated with the blower motor control module through wires, the blower motor controls are well situated within the car. But problems in the electronic module or some wires can manifested in various problems that can prevent control of heating and air conditioning systems. If there are any issues with the blower motor controls it is recommendable to have it fixed at an early stage to avoid comfort during a ride.

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Chrysler Imperial Blower Motor Parts Questions & Experts Answers

Motor, A/C. Blower (Use Insul. 4419526)
R5264068
Q: How to Replace a Blower Motor in a Chrysler Imperial?
A: Disconnect the battery negative cable. Remove the glove box. Detach the panel underneath the right end of the dash, which has four fasteners - two screws in front and two sheet metal nuts on the backside. On air-conditioned models, detach the two vacuum lines from the air door actuator. Remove the two sheet metal nuts from the studs on the bottom and detach the rod from the door lever arm. Remove the two sheet metal nuts that secure the actuator to the blower housing. Reach up to the top of the actuator rod, disconnect the rod from the door lever arm, and remove the actuator. Remove all eight mounting screws from the blower housing and remove the housing. Remove the retaining clamp from the fan hub and slide the fan off the motor shaft. Unplug or unsolder the blower motor electrical connector, remove the three motor mounting screws, and pull out the motor. Install the fan on the new blower motor and secure it to the shaft with the retaining clamp. Installation is the reverse of removal.