Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Will this fit a Carrier furnace, model 58tua100-12166?
Document: I put this into my carrier furnace and it works great. Has been running in a Canadian prairie winter for 4 months now and not a problem. Make sure you order the gaskets and I advise you order the squirrel-cage fan too. My fan was seized and I had to cut the shaft on the old motor to remove the old motor from the mounting shield.
I could hardly believe the price quoted for the motor and inducer wheel, which I purchased together. I have a Bryant/Carrier 395BAWC furnace, circa 1987, and the inducer motor was starting to go.In short, I couldn't be happier with this product and seller. I saved a ton of money by not calling a service technician, or purchasing the entire inducer housing unit, which costs about $300.My furnace is about 15 years old, and had original equipment. Removing the old unit was a piece of cake, though I needed to cut the old blower wheel off with a hack saw, as the allen wrench would not budge it.
Even with that, replacing the motor and blower wheel was a snap... The motor comes with two wiring harnesses, one of which was for my furnace.The new motor is much quieter than the old one, and I've had it installed for about a month now, and have no complaints. I am not a handyman, electrician or HVAC guy, and this was a snap... From start to finish we're talking 45 minutes to an hour.Highly recommended, 5 stars.
I had to fix a force air furnace unit. Again. Last time I had to call a dude, cost $600 to fix. If you have tenants w/o heat, however, you have no choice. This time, I bought myself a little time with some space heaters, got the part,and fixed it myself. It was not that hard. The error code was something, like 42 or something, I forget, a bunch of red flashes, and bad inducer motor was one of the possibilities.
This inducer motor fits my Bryant 383 KAV furnace perfectly and is an exact match of the original one that I replaced. It's very quiet and easy to install.A local HVAC company wanted to charge my $576 for this part. I ordered it on Amazon for $66.99 + $7.49 shipping and handling ($74.48 total). So, I saved just over $500 by ordering and installing it myself. This was not a hard repair. I definitely recommend it and give it 5 stars.
was quoted $600 to replace this motor by ARS and ordered and installed myself for 100. Will never overpay ARS again
as describedshipped quickly needed a new part for the furnacei didn't install it as i purchased it for a friend
If I was rich I would buy another one to have it ready when the next unit breaks, but I have adapted &#34;Just in Time&#34; manufacturing principles to my own life (often with mixed results), and will wait for one to fail instead. Good buy.
I received the part in a reasonable time. The price was right, installed with no problem and saved a lot money. Thank God for that it has been a very cold winter.
I just figured its the main moving part, so its probably it, and I lucked out. This was the problem, I replaced it, and all was well. Online step-by-step guides are available, and they suggested getting a new wheel, which I did, also from Amazon. Turned out the old one was fine, but oh well, now I have a spare. My tenants immediately cranked their heat back up way too high (they pay their own gas) and have been running this thing mercilessly since I installed it (which is why the last one failed, no doubt) and it has run well.It would have been nice to have prime available for this, since people usually break heaters when it is cold and then want it fixed right away.
Answer: yes