Does anyone know where the combustion blower motor rubber stand-offs can be purchased?
They tend to dry out and cause more noise from the motor.
Bill P
They tend to dry out and cause more noise from the motor.
Bill P
Harman P 43 question
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Is this what you are looking for? IDK, my P43 parts list in the manual doesn't mention a a spacer/grommet kit, but my P61a does. Maybe because they are older.
Look in your manual under Service Parts, find the number of the combustion blower, then look that up in the chart and it should have the PN. Then you can google that PN. Example for my P61a where the PN is 1-00-960026
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Look in your manual under Service Parts, find the number of the combustion blower, then look that up in the chart and it should have the PN. Then you can google that PN. Example for my P61a where the PN is 1-00-960026
You are absolutely right……
Shows in the P61 parts, but not P43. Combustion blower is same part number for both.
Thanks for pointing me to this. Bill P
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