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> Heater blower motor connectors, Just normal spade couplings?
chmillman
post Dec 16 2025, 04:20 PM
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I took out my heater blower for access to the area underneath it, and while it is out I thought to replace these rather old, yellowed and slightly corroded connnectors.

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The couplings came off the motor easily enough, but I was not able to easily remove the wires from the couplings - I had originally thought they were just another spade connector that should come off with a little coaxing, but they look somewhat different... Is there something special about these guys, were they not designed to be removed?
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JeffBowlsby
post Dec 16 2025, 05:34 PM
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Those are two, of what I call 'long blade' male, 6mm, terminals, that mate with two female 6mm terminals. They mate in a double box housing and all terminals are removable by releasing the tang.

I dont recall if the terminals on the chassis harness (in your photo) are male or female, inspection should clarify. They are opposite gender from the mating terminals on the fan.
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