Blower Motor for 2011-2014 Peterbilt 587 & More - Four Seasons 75003

$259.99
MPN: 75003
Item Package Quantity: 1
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Four Seasons HVAC Blower Motor P/N:75003
Four Seasons HVAC Blower Motor P/N:75003
$259.99
$259.99

Four Seasons 75003 blower motor for the 2011-2014 Peterbilt 587 and other vehicles is a flanged, closed CW motor that spins the blower wheel to move air through the HVAC system. It is sold without the wheel.

  • Engineered and tested for years of trouble-free operation, backed by over 50 years of mobile A/C experience
  • Meets or exceeds O.E. design and performance
  • Magnet size and properties compare to or exceed OEM
  • Windings meet or exceed OEM specs
  • Motor RPM is equivalent to or exceeds the OEM motor

Weak airflow, a noisy blower or no air at any fan speed can mean this motor is worn, though a blown fuse or a failing blower resistor can be behind the same signs.

This blower motor is a direct-fit replacement for the 2011-2014 Peterbilt 587, the 2011-2012 Kenworth T700 and the 1997-2010 Kenworth T2000. If your truck is not one of these, open the Buyer's Guide tab to check your exact model and engine.

Specifications

  • Type: flanged, closed
  • Rotation: CW (clockwise)

In the box

The blower motor. The blower wheel is not included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Four Seasons blower motor 75003 right for the 2011-2012 Kenworth T700?

Yes, Four Seasons 75003 fits the 2011-2012 Kenworth T700 and the 2011-2014 Peterbilt 587. For other trucks, open the Buyer's Guide tab and check your model and engine.

Does the Four Seasons HVAC blower motor come with a blower wheel?

No. Four Seasons 75003 is sold without the wheel, so the blower wheel is not included.

What does flanged closed CW mean on this blower motor?

The motor is flanged and closed, and it turns CW, which means clockwise. That is how this part is listed.

How does this blower motor compare with the OEM motor?

Its RPM is equivalent to or exceeds the OEM motor. The magnet size and properties compare to or exceed OEM, and the windings meet or exceed OEM specs.

What noises or airflow changes mean a blower motor may be wearing out?

A noisy blower, weak airflow or air that cuts in and out can mean the motor is wearing out. A shop can test the motor if you are unsure.