Keep heated and cooled air moving through the cabin with the Four Seasons blower motor 35281, a flanged, vented, counterclockwise (CCW) motor that drives the blower wheel in your heating and A/C system. It is a direct-fit replacement for many vehicles, among them the 1997 Ford F150 and the 1997-1999 Ford F250. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
- Design: Flanged, vented CCW motor, supplied without the blower wheel.
- O.E. performance: Meets or exceeds O.E. design and performance.
- Magnetics and windings: Magnetic size and properties compare to or exceed OEM, and the windings are built to OEM specifications or better.
- Speed: Motor RPM is equivalent to or higher than that of the OEM motor.
This motor is listed for both front and rear positions on the listed applications.
Because the wheel is not included, transfer the existing blower wheel or install a new one as directed by the service procedure. Signs a blower motor may need replacing include no airflow from the vents at any fan speed, airflow that cuts in and out, or a squeal or grinding noise from the blower. Diagnose the cause before replacing anything, because a faulty switch, resistor, fuse or wiring can produce similar symptoms.
Four Seasons brings more than 50 years of mobile A/C experience to its replacement parts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the right Ford F150 blower motor for a 1997 Ford F150?
Yes. It is listed as a direct-fit replacement for the 1997 Ford F150. Check the "Vehicles it fits" section to confirm your exact vehicle.
Does this blower motor fit a 1997-1999 Ford F250?
It is listed for the 1997-1999 Ford F250. The "Vehicles it fits" section shows every listed application.
What does an HVAC blower motor do?
It spins the blower wheel that pushes air through the heating and A/C system and out the vents. This unit is a flanged, vented motor that turns counterclockwise (CCW).
Does it come with the blower wheel?
No. The motor is supplied without the wheel, so transfer the existing wheel or fit a new one as directed by the service procedure.
What are signs the blower motor may need replacing?
No airflow at any fan speed, airflow that cuts in and out, or unusual noise from the blower. Diagnose first, because a switch, resistor, fuse or wiring fault can cause similar symptoms.
