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Re: 1991 nissan pickup d-21 blower motor cuapassator,...
There is no capacitor on that electric motor. They are not well made and have to be replaced. http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/shop_years/nissan-d21-blower-motor-1991.html
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Autozone lists that engine timing at 10 degrees before top dead center with the engine warm and idling at 800 RPM. That is with the transmission in neutral (parking brake on) and all accessories off. It also states timing and idle speed are electronically controlled and non-adjustable.
Usually when you get a ticking in the blower motor the bearings are going and the fan blade is hitting the shroud it sits in. There is a possibility that a mouse/squirrel found its way into your heater box, I have seen that many times...hope that helps!
sounds like the starter motor has failed. give starter a LIGHT tap with a hammer,while someone helps you by cranking the vehicle. focus your attention on the smaller of the two cylinder shapes at the starter
The second bolt is hidden way up and tucked in near the solenoid. You need to setup a ratchet with extensions/socket (14mm) combination that is just a little longer than the starter motor. If you just can't picture where the bolt is, then go down to the parts store and look at/purchase the replacement starter to see how it mounts up. There are two bolts for the starter mount and one nut for the main starter power lead. There is one plug for the starter key switch. Disconnect plug. Loosen lower bolt. Remover upper bolt. Remove lower bolt. Twist starter so you can remove main power cable nut (be sure to have disconnected the battery first!) Pull starter.
Hi fred
No such part as a blower motor capacitor.
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