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Originally Posted by SD1too
The age of the car is irrelevant. It's a good car which will cost you much more to replace than the cost of a fan motor. With proper maintenance it will go on for many years yet. Newer cars are often much more troublesome (and expensive). And you won't get the back-up available on this forum!
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Simon,
Thank you for being the voice of sweet reason. You are, of course, absolutely right.
Looking at the options, new brushes would be cheapest but I tried that last year and it now looks as though I have the same problem again, so I think a more long-term solution is called for.
Having said that, Rimmers are quoting £322 for a new fan motor, to which must be added the cost of fitting, making that a very expensive option. I'll take your advice and contact Arctic and Jules to see whether they can suggest a cheaper alternative.