Blower Motors for Jeep Cherokee

Jeep Cherokee Blower Motors

When you need to replace the blower motor resistor in your Jeep Cherokee, you have a number of replacement options available. Understanding the options available will help with selecting a blower fan. Here are some of the questions that may come up when selecting blower fans.

The heating and cooling system in your Jeep Cherokee uses a blower to push the air into the cabin of your Jeep. The controls on the interior of your vehicle provide electricity to the unit. Most heating systems will also make use of a blower motor resistor that controls the speed of the airflow. Together, the assembly keeps the cabin temperature steady, while internal switches and controls allow you to make adjustments.

A resistor helps to control the speed of your HVAC system. When you need to replace the resistor, you will want to find a new part that meets OEM standards or better. If you have the VIN of your Jeep, you can use this information to search for compatible parts that will fit into your Jeep.

Selecting a Jeep Cherokee blower motor can be overwhelming with the number of options available. Following these guidelines can be helpful when selecting parts:

• Gather information on the make, model, and year of your vehicle. You may also need to know the production date of your Jeep. You can get this information from your Jeep’s registration if you don’t have the information. The production date can be found on the inside of your door panel.
• Choose a brand. You can select from a variety of OEM and aftermarket options to choose from. When selecting a brand, you will want to select one that will be compatible with your Jeep.
• You also have the option of choosing between assemblies as opposed to individual components. Assemblies will usually include both the blower motor resistor and motor.

When you need to select a motor for your Cherokee, you have a wide selection available. If you would like to select an original equipment manufacturer blower motor, you can select from companies like Jeep, DENSO, and Mopar. With OEM components, they are made by the same companies that produced the factory installed parts on your Cherokee. These are made to the same standards and specifications so that they fit properly in your vehicle. You can also select from ACDelco, Airtex, Dorman, and other companies that produce aftermarket replacement options. With aftermarket replacements, you may need to make adjustments for them to fit properly. These parts will be built to either OEM standards, or in some cases, they may be more efficient. You can also choose from several unbranded models as well.