Blower Motor for 1986-1997 Peterbilt 357 & More - Four Seasons 75781

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$72.99
MPN: 75781
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Four Seasons HVAC Blower Motor P/N:75781
Four Seasons HVAC Blower Motor P/N:75781
$72.99

Four Seasons 75781 blower motor for the 1986-1997 Peterbilt 357 and other vehicles spins the blower wheel that pushes air through the heating and A/C vents. It is backed by over 50 years of mobile A/C experience.

  • Engineered and tested for years of trouble-free operation
  • Design and performance meet or exceed O.E.
  • Magnet size and properties compare to or exceed OEM
  • Windings match or exceed OEM specs
  • Motor RPM is equivalent to or above the OEM motor

Weak airflow, no air at some or all fan speeds, or noise from the blower can mean the motor is wearing out. A blower resistor, a blown fuse or damaged wiring can be behind the same signs, so find the cause before you buy a new motor.

It also fits the 1989-1993 International 8300 and the 1981-1987 Mack Marmon.

Specifications

  • Type: single shaft, vented
  • Rotation: CW/CCW

In the box

The blower motor only. The blower wheel is not included.

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

975203, 75781, 219162, 11175781, BM75781, 2809515007, 2809541037, 2809541177, 301001BSM, 301072BSM, 430017660, 4379RD537530, 3928, M19932, 3048F, 406139, 73R0452, 73R4072, RD543870P

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Four Seasons 75781 blower motor fit the 1989-1993 International 8300?

Yes. Four Seasons 75781 fits the 1989-1993 International 8300 and the 1986-1997 Peterbilt 357.

Does this Four Seasons blower motor come with the blower wheel?

No. Four Seasons 75781 is sold without the wheel, so the blower wheel is not included. Only the motor comes in the box.

Is this Four Seasons HVAC blower motor single shaft or double shaft?

This blower motor is a single shaft design. It is vented and listed as CW/CCW.

How can I tell if this blower motor is wearing out?

Weak airflow, no air at any fan speed, or a noise coming from the blower can mean the motor is worn.

How does the RPM of this blower motor compare to the original?

Motor RPM is equivalent to or above the OEM motor. Magnet size and properties compare to or exceed OEM, and the windings match or exceed OEM specs.