Carrier Blower Motor 5KCP39GGZ183S 1/3 hp, 1075 RPM, 115V Genteq # 3S044

Still working. It was easy to install, i am a female that prefers to save her money and this saved me hundreds of dollars. It fit exactly like it mentioned and is not very loud enough though my basement isn't sound proof

Installed this GENTEQ 3S044 blower motor in my Carrier Weathermaker 9200 furnace. Direct drop-in replacement with no modification needed. Wire colors matched my original motor exactly, which made installation straightforward and eliminated guesswork. Motor also included the run capacitor, which was a nice bonus and made the replacement easier. Fitment, mounting, shaft size, and operation were all correct. Furnace has been running properly since installation.

I highly recommend the motor it is the perfect replacement for the original GE motor on my Carrier Weathermaker 8000. All wires are the same color as the original and the connectors are all the same size as the original. The original motor mount fit perfectly and the shaft length of the motor fit inside the blower housing with no cutting required. The included capacitor is the same make as the heavy duty Grainger capacitor I bought 2 days earlier when I thought the capacitor was the only issue before the old motor quit working.

I picked this up to replace the blower motor in my Trane furnace. This was not a direct replacement for the original unit, but considering it was less than half the price, I decided to give it a chance. There were some differences in the motor housing between the two units that required me to get a little creative when attaching the original mounting bracket that came with the furnace. Once i got that sorted out, it was pretty much smooth sailing until it came time to connect the motor to the control board. the white wire had a smaller spade terminal connector than all of the other wires and it was too small to slide onto the control board connector. I had to crimp on a new terminal, which i fortunately had on hand. Other than that minor inconvenience, it when back in and fired up and i can move air through my house again. Not counting the time it took for removal of the old blower assembly, the process of installing this one took me about an hour, which i'm ok with considering i've never really done anything like this before. It is been working now for a few days and so far so good. Only time will tell how well it holds up in the long run, but if anything happens, i'll update my review.

Good buy for now, problem solved for my carrier weathermaker 8000

Put this in my Carrier 58mca080-12, was a perfect fit, used the ratchet band from original motor. Wire colors and diagram were exact same as original, as was the motor brand (might have been replaced once by a repair service though, I can't recall). All wire ends fit on mother control board pins, fan fit well on shaft (though I think the shaft was a bit longer than original), and she fired up without complaint when i flipped the switch. 1/3 the cost of same motor on an appliance repair site I normally use. Probably saved 1k with this part and a little elbow grease.

Put this motor in my furnace about 5 years ago and it still works perfect. Saved me having to figure out replacing my furnace. Definitely will get another.

Although this motor had one more speed than the original, this was a direct replacement for my older Honeywell furnace. There was a Fasco motor in there originally, and this unit was able to utilize the same odd mounting bracket with no modifications. Even the wire colors were the same, aside from the additional speed. Once I figured out the actual problem (circuit board had a hole burned through the backside), the motor fired right up. Smooth and quiet. Now I get to keep the original as a spare, and have a brand new motor! For other's sake, I'll include a picture of the old motor in case someone else is frantically searching for specific answers like I was to no avail.