ROADFAR HVAC A/C Heater Blower Motor W/Fan Cage Fit for Chevrolet Cobalt/for Chevrolet HHR/ 2007-2009 for Pontiac G5 AC Blower Motor OE Replaces-700242,15930424,GM3126132,PM9290,75778,15-81101

BENEFITS OF THE HEATER BLOWER MOTOR Larger air volume, quieter, comfortable car lunch break Anti-aging, avoiding abnormal motor noise Imported copper core socket for more accurate current transmissionCOMPATIBILITY INFORMATIONAC Fan Blower Motor Compatibles With - 2005-2010 for Chevrolet Cobalt Base Coupe/for Chevrolet Cobalt Base Sedan/for Chevrolet Cobalt LS Coupe/for Cobalt LS Sedan/for Cobalt LT Coupe/for Chevrolet Cobalt LT Sedan2010 for Chevrolet Cobalt LT Team Canada Coupe/for Chevrolet Cobalt LT Team Canada Sedan2005-2010 for Chevrolet Cobalt SS Coupe2006-2009 for Chevrolet Cobalt SS Sedan2006-2008 for Chevrolet HHR Com fort LT Wagon2007 for Chevrolet HHR Edicion Especial Wagon2006-2008 for Chevrolet HHR Elegance LT Wagon2007-2011 for Chevrolet HHR LS Panel Wagon2006-2011 for Chevrolet HHR LS Wagon2007-2010 for Chevrolet HHR LT Panel Wagon2006-2011 for Chevrolet HHR LT Wagon2009 for Chevrolet HHR SS Panel Wagon2008-2010 for Chevrolet HHR SS Wagon2007-2009 for Pontiac G5 Base Coupe2007-2008 for Pontiac G5 Base Sedan2007-2009 for Pontiac G5 Basico Sedan/for Pontiac G5 GT Coupe2007-2008 for Pontiac G5 GT Sedan2007-2009 for Pontiac G5 LS Sedan/for Pontiac G5 SE Coupe/for Pontiac G5 SE SedanREPLACES OE PART NUMBERS-700242, 15930424, 25776197, GM3126132, PM9290, 75778, 15-81101

• FITMENT VEHICLES: The HVAC Blower Motor Fit for 2005-2010 for Chevrolet Cobalt/ 2006-2011 for Chevrolet HHR/ 2007-2009 for Pontiac G5
• Reference Replacement OE Part Number: 700242, 15930424, 25776197, GM3126132, PM9290, 75778, 15-81101
• FUNCTION: The HVAC blower motor is controlled by the knobs or buttons on the climate control unit. When your heat or A/C is turned on, it is what forces the cold or warm air from your vehicle's A/C or heating system through the interior vents, circulating it throughout the cabin.
• HIGH-PERFORMANCE: Adjusting the fan speed sends a signal through a resistor to the blower motor to either pick up the pace or slow it down. The blower motor resistor adjusts the amount of current going to the blower motor based on the selected fan speed.
• INSTALLATION: The blower motor can usually be removed by loosening the screws or bolts on it and by disconnecting the motor harness. To reinstall, simply insert the blower motor in place, reconnect the motor wiring harness, and push the glove box in place if needed.