That brings back some memories. It was maybe 1991, and night time. The
blower on my furnace started to really totally squeal. I pulled a couple
bolts, and the blower housing came out. Found a couple of oil holes on the
motor. Dripped on some 10w30 which was what I had. Formed a bit of an air
lock, so I poked around in the bubble with a bent out paper clip. After a
while, it took some oil, and the fan worked a lot quieter. That was before I
had a HVAC job, glad I was able to figure it out on my own.

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"DerbyDad03" wrote in message
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But I never had a furnace that required oiling any part of it.
He's more likely to screw something up by squirting oil than to help
anything unless he knows exactly what he's doing.

But I never had a furnace that required oiling any part of it.

Ahh...a possible case of "Just because you never had one doesn't mean
that they don't exist." ;-)

My previous furnace, a 1950's era Perfection, had a spring loaded cap
on each side of the blower motor.. The instructions suggested the use
of a few drops of oil in each hole once a year.