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Direct replacement for factory blower motor Includes blower fan and motor Brand New motor and fan assembly Replaces OEM Numbers: 5012701AB 5096255AA 5096256AA 700012 Blower Motor w/ Fan: Yes Direct Replacement: Yes Motor Diameter: 6.5In (164 mm) Motor Type: Flanged Terminal Quantity: 2 Blades Plug Type: Female Shaft Type: Single Shaft Voltage: 12V DC Compatibility of Blower Motor 700012 Dodge 2002 -2008 RAM 1500 Dodge 2002 -2008 RAM 2500 Dodge 2002 -2008 RAM 3500 Dodge 2002 -2008 RAM 4000 Jeep 2002-2004 Grand Cherokee 700010 Blower Motor 700012 Blower Motor OEM Number: 4778417 5012701AB Compatible with DODGE RAM 1500 PICKUP 1994-2002 2002-2008 Compatible with DODGE RAM 2500 PICKUP 1994-1998 2002-2008 Compatible with DODGE RAM 3500 PICKUP 1994-1998 2002-2008 Compatible with DODGE RAM 4000 1995-2002 2002-2008 Compatible with JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 1993-1998 2002-2004 How to Replace Blower Motor Assembly Step 1 – Prepare the vehicle and remove blower motor assembly Start by disconnecting the negative battery terminal, and set it aside someplace where it isn't touching metal. If applicable, remove the passenger-side floor mat. Typically there is a plastic cover underneath your glove box. Detach the cover from the bottom of the lower dash. The blower motor will be attached at the bottom of the plastic climate control unit, disconnect the wires from the blower motor. Remove the screws holding the blower motor, carefully slide the motor out of the housing. Step 2 – If applicable, remove the spring clip and transfer the plastic wheel to the new motor Once the motor is removed, if you need to transfer the plastic wheel to the new motor, remove the spring clip on the end of the motor shaft. Be careful not to lose the spring clip—it's typically a part you can only get from a dealer. Gently work the plastic wheel off of the shaft. If a transfer of the blower wheel is needed, inspect it carefully for any damage. Step 3 – Reinstall the motor, check and reassemble the vehicle Before continuing, now is the best time to clean the heater assembly. Use the vacuum to remove the dirt, dust, leaves, and other things that may clog it. Reinstall the motor into the climate control unit. Once it's secure, reconnect the wires. Then reconnect the negative battery terminal and start your vehicle to check the function of your new motor. Reattach the cover under the dash. Replace the floor mat. Turn on the car and the A/C. If it works, then you have successfully replaced the blower motor assembly.