A friend of mine has a 93 Civic EX coupe. I'm pretty sure the blower motor on the car is bad. The A/C worked great last week, and now when you try and select fan speeds on the climate control, nothing blows out from the vents. The compressor is kicking on, and I can feel the evaporator getting cold, so the rest of the system is working fine. I checked fuses, and I'm pretty sure the car just needs a new blower motor. Here's my question.

Can the blower motor be removed without removing the evaporator. I really don't want to get the system evacuated and recharged. I was hoping I could simply lossen the brackets that hold the evaporator and slide it over a tad to give me a little room to replace the blower motor, if possible. Any info would be greatly appreciated! Thanks everyone!

 

the blower motor doesnt really tie into the ac. just look under the glove box for the circle thing theres 3 screws i think and a plug. its an easy fix. no need to drain and recharge the ac.

 

Takes about 2 mins to remove with flathead screwdriver. Directly under the glove box.

 

im from the uk, i know the civics over here sometimes have problems with the resistor pack for the blower motor under the glovebox. might be worth trying that as it will be alot cheaper