HVAC Blowers & Blower Assemblies

Shop HVAC blowers and blower assemblies for furnaces, air handlers, and packaged heating and cooling units. Furnace Part Source carries blower housings, blower wheel-and-motor assemblies, and complete blower units from Carrier, Bard, Rheem-Ruud, York, and other leading HVAC brands.

Use the product list below to find the correct blower or blower assembly by part number, CFM rating, or equipment model. Always confirm the unit model number, voltage, rotation, and mounting style before ordering to help avoid fitment issues.

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HVAC Blowers & Blower Assemblies

A blower assembly moves air through the furnace, air handler, or packaged unit and distributes conditioned air throughout the ductwork. When a blower assembly wears out or underperforms, it can lead to weak airflow, uneven heating or cooling, and increased strain on the system.

Furnace Part Source carries a range of HVAC blowers and blower assemblies, including complete blower housings, wheel-and-motor combinations, and replacement blower units designed for residential and light-commercial equipment.

Common Blower Parts We Carry

Common replacement blower components include:

Complete blower assemblies combining the housing, wheel, and motor.
Blower housings for structural replacement of a damaged or corroded unit.
Blower wheel and motor combinations for partial assembly replacement.
RH-service and left-hand blower assemblies for specific cabinet configurations.

How to Find the Right Blower Assembly

Before ordering, check the equipment data plate and confirm the model number, serial number, and existing part number. Blower assemblies are often specific to a unit's cabinet size, airflow rating, and service configuration.

For best fit, compare:

Original blower assembly part number
CFM or airflow rating
Voltage and horsepower
Service configuration, such as right-hand or left-hand
Unit model and serial number

Blowers From Leading HVAC Brands

Our catalog includes blower assemblies from Carrier, Bard HVAC, Rheem-Ruud, York, and other major manufacturers, covering a range of cabinet sizes and airflow ratings. Because fitment can vary by unit series, always verify the exact part number before ordering.

Need Help Matching a Blower Assembly?

Not sure which blower or blower assembly you need? Use the model number, serial number, and part number from your unit to narrow the search, or contact Furnace Part Source for help identifying the correct replacement.

HVAC Blower FAQs

What is the difference between a blower and a blower assembly?

A blower typically refers to the wheel or fan itself, while a blower assembly includes the housing, wheel, and often the motor as a complete replacement unit.

What are signs of a failing blower assembly?

Common signs include weak airflow, unusual noise, the blower not turning on, or uneven heating and cooling throughout the home.

Do I need a right-hand or left-hand blower assembly?

Some units require a specific service configuration. Check your equipment documentation or the original part number to confirm right-hand or left-hand service before ordering.

Can I replace just the blower wheel instead of the full assembly?

In some cases, yes. If only the wheel is damaged, a standalone wheel replacement may be available. Check the product listing or contact us to confirm compatibility.