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    BMW 2500 Blower Unit

    Part Number: 64111357890
    $463.15 MSRP: $566.47
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    Product Specifications
    • Replaces: 64-11-1-351-354
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 1969-1970 BMW 2500
  • BMW 2500 Blower Motor - 64511356015
    Diagram for BMW 2500 Blower Motor - 64511356015
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    Product Specifications
    • Replaces: 64-51-1-354-378
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 1969-1970 BMW 2500

BMW 2500 Blower Motor

BMW 2500 Blower Motor is the device that forces heated or cooled air through the HVAC ducts to make the occupants feel comfortable in seconds. By spinning an electric fan powered through wiring and a control module, the Blower Motor forces air that the heater core or air conditioning evaporator conditions before it reaches the cabin. This allows drivers to quickly get rid of foggy glass on freezing mornings or eliminate heat after a day in the sun. A dashboard control cluster is connected to the module, which lets simple knob or switch inputs step up or step down fan speed while the module meters voltage to the Blower Motor to match the selected setting. Earlier 2500 models featured a single speed selector with a direct connection to resistors, but later 2500 models were switched to an electronic board style module that has smoother, more precise steps and is also more reliable. Failures are typically caused by broken switches, burnt wiring, or a dead module that give the instant symptoms of the Blower Motor stuck on one speed or totally silent. This reminds every BMW owner how important a constant flow of air in the cabin really is, and proper diagnosis keeps the BMW climate system's Blower Motor healthy.

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BMW 2500 Blower Motor Parts Questions & Experts Answers

  • Q:
    How to remove and refit the heater blower motor and adjust the compressor drive belt tension on BMW 2500?
    Posted by Nikita M.
    A:
    To remove the heater blower motor, start by taking off the heater motor cover plate and lifting out the mesh grid over the heater blower assembly. Disconnect the cable connectors and remove the screws that secure the motor mounting to the housing, then pull the unit out diagonally upwards. Release the retaining clips and pull the motor from its mounting, ensuring not to separate the blower from the motor shaft as they are balanced as a matched assembly; if the motor is faulty, both components must be replaced together. For refitting, reverse the removal process, pressing the shorter ends of the clips over the motor mounting during installation. Regarding air conditioning systems, it is crucial not to remove or dismantle any components due to the risk of refrigerant leakage, which can cause immediate freezing and serious injury upon contact; thus, any work on these systems should be performed by a qualified BMW service station. For compressor drive belt tensioning, the correct tension allows for a deflection of 5 to 10mm when pressed at the center points between the pulleys. To adjust, loosen the upper bolt on the compressor swivel plate and the lower bolt in the slotted mounting link, pull the compressor away from the engine to achieve the correct tension, then tighten the bolts and recheck the tension. To remove the belt, loosen the bolts and push the compressor towards the engine until the belt can be taken off the pulleys, then reassemble in reverse order while ensuring the belt is correctly tensioned.
    Answered by BMW Parts Specialist Brad / Apr 15, 2026

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