Adviace J238-112-11128 Draft Inducer Blower Motor for Goodman/Jakel Furnaces - 115V 60Hz

Overview

The Adviace J238-112-11128 draft inducer blower motor is a robust aftermarket replacement designed to restore reliable furnace draft in compatible Goodman and Jakel systems. This full assembly replaces a broad set of part numbers, helping reduce downtime and simplify service for technicians and informed homeowners alike.

Designed for 115V and 60Hz operation, this unit runs at 2100 RPM with a clockwise rotation as viewed from the lead end. It includes the motor, housing, felt seal, and blower wheel, so you have everything needed for a clean, one-step swap that fits into the existing furnace layout.

Compatibility and fit

Thanks to its wide compatibility footprint, the J238-112-11128 assembly is suitable for a range of Goodman GMP075-3, GMP100-3, GMP100-4, GMP-100-3, GMP075-4, GMS80903BNA, GMP125-4, GMP-125-4, GMP-125-5, GMP125-5, GMH80704BNAC, and similar Jakel configurations. It also replaces multiple older part numbers, making it easier to source the correct kit from one trusted aftermarket supplier.

Key benefits

• Broad compatibility across multiple Goodman and Jakel models
• Quiet, smooth operation with a balanced blower wheel and quality seal
• Full assembly kit (motor, housing, felt seal, blower wheel) for straightforward replacement
• ETL approved and backed by a 1-year limited warranty
• Cost savings versus OEM parts without compromising performance

Technical specs at a glance

• Voltage: 115
• Frequency: 60 Hz
• Full load current: 1.4 A
• Rated RPM: 2100
• Rotation: CW (lead end view)

What you get and why it matters

This aftermarket kit is designed to deliver dependable timing and consistent draft, helping support steady furnace operation through seasonal cycles. The included gasket and components reduce metal-to-metal contact, contributing to quieter performance and longer-term durability.

Installation and care

For most residential setups, this is intended as a direct replacement for the corresponding OEM inducer assembly. Ensure power is off during installation, and consult your furnace’s manual or a qualified technician if you’re unsure about wiring or mounting specifics.