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Gleaner N5 blower motor resistor question
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    Posted: 01 Nov 2017 at 2:49pm
Anybody know where I can find a new resistor for my N5? Maybe a part number? Or something that will work in it's place? Tired of just having just the high speed on my heater, my local agco dealer says there book says nothing about it, here's a pic, any ideas?
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See the name on bottom of fiberglass plate.  Ford used that in autos  for many years, different years mounted differently and there was some differences on windings on coils to vary speeds but could be modified slightly to work. Leon
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I looked it up and came up with #70257340 blower resistor.
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Same thing happened on our R62 today. So that's the problem. Where was it located? Thanks, rrhead(SD)
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Those resistors are always on the heater housing near the blower motor-they will burn up with no air movement to cool them. Leon
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