2011 Toyota Sequoia Tundra blower motor replacement

[@stephenswan3500]

one of the best how to videos I've seen. No BS, no wasted talking or special effects, just getting it done. Thanks, looking forward to seeing other of your videos.

[@bobaganoosh88]

Thank you ! Im a no bs kind of guy

[@nathanieldujunco7596]

Thanks for the direct approach in showing how to do this! No time wasted at all. Very clear intruction too!

[@glennmaples2912]

Just watched your video and did this myself. Saved me about $170 in labor and very easy to do with your help. Thanks very much.

[@bobaganoosh88]

Yeah so whenever you get that 170 just send it my way. 👍😜

[@davidglenn1]

Thanks for posting this tutorial! Being able to confidently do it myself saved me the time and money of taking it to a mechanic.

[@bobaganoosh88]

This is why I do it! Screw paying someone 400 dollars for this 100 dollar job!

[@nyfl1111]

Brad, Props to you for such a clear and concise video. Helped me get mine replaced quickly,efficiently, and economically, your help is appreciated

[@bobaganoosh88]

This is the exact reason I do this. I'm not trying to get famous, I want people to be able to fix their own shit!! Thanks for the comment!

[@lynneddiessailing6035]

Thank you! Single mama was able to fix this with your video!

[@bobaganoosh88]

You're welcome, this is the reason I make videos. Not in an attempt to get famous, but to provide the information needed for people to fix their own stuff! Thank you for watching!

[@scottnichols2928]

Great video, mine was vibrating making loud noises on start-up and crapping out. This is the precise fix! Swapped it in 20 minutes and could have been faster but it's a bit tight to access! Thank you!

[@bobaganoosh88]

You're welcome. I definitely made a few noises getting myself out of under the dash 😂

[@MissBigJoe]

Thank you so much for posting this. My husband's always out of town when shit breaks.😅 You saved the day!

[@danielm593]

This simple thing was frustrating until your vid… thanks! 👍

[@iLLionaireGaming]

I don't laugh easily anymore but the outro was fantastic and did just that! You got a 👍 from me.

[@bobaganoosh88]

Glad to do it 🤘

[@leehonch1614]

Thanks for the removal tip on the plastic cover. Good job on the tutorial.

[@johnsiebs3765]

The greatest video on KZbin!!! Saved me 500.00

[@bobaganoosh88]

That's why I do it bro!

[@eddiemaco2401]

Hey thanks very much for the vid. Did mine today. Took me half an hour, took a little bit longer than it had to as I am in Saskatchewan and did it outside. Freakin cold today so I didn't want to break any of those clips. Minimal swearing as well. Good to remember that those clips come real easy if you use a second tool to push the lip in.

[@bobaganoosh88]

That second tool can be my long fingernails! lol Im in Michigan as well so it gets cold here. Im used to it. I thrive in it! Glad I could help you out.

[@leehonch1614]

I'm originally from Sask. Yes cold as hell!!

[@Jackson_Hts_Mr_Randy_Watson]

Looks easy, thanks for the video! My fan starting making noise last week when it got colder.

[@bobaganoosh88]

Yes it's pretty easy. It'll have you a ton of money doing it this way as well. Not a whole lot to screw up.

[@Jackson_Hts_Mr_Randy_Watson]

@@bobaganoosh88 haha, keep it simple, that's my motto!

[@Jackson_Hts_Mr_Randy_Watson]

Got it in no problem. The wiring harness was attached a little more securely. So even after removing the clips I had to squeeze it out. Not much play at all in the original one, but it was noisy at low speeds. Thanks again for the tutorial. Much appreciated.

[@sk8nchill52]

“I really don’t care I just want you to fix your shit” 😂😂😂

[@arieusalcide]

Great vid! Just knocked it out in less than 10!!!

[@zncuentertainment712]

Good sir! This is my exact year Sequoia, thank you for uploading.

[@aircomp]

Awesome video. Liked and subscribed. From the sound mine was making I thought my fender liner had come loose... until I realized the noise continued at a stop. Lol. Mine had a ton of play as well. Thanks, man.

[@bobaganoosh88]

Glad to do it!! Thanks for watching!

[@John-uj9zy]

Just another reason I love my Toyota. There are other half ton trucks where the whole dash must be removed to access the blower motor.

[@crystaldentman8835]

Thank you! Helped this girl do it herself on the coldest week of the year.

[@bobaganoosh88]

im glad to help!

[@robertjwubker]

@@bobaganoosh88 my in

[@RichardMossFoolishNoise]

Thanks , man . Simple and to the point . I noticed you opted for the VDO replacement , as did I . Good on ya , man . I did subscribe .

[@bh5697]

What is the VDO replacement?

[@Ride2work6]

Just put one in after watching your video. Thank you!

[@bobaganoosh88]

@@Ride2work6 glad you could fix your shit!!

[@steveholms4039]

Great video - simple explaination - just how to do it without any waffle - - good job - thanks :-)

[@sack1326]

Just replaced ours, thank you for the video!

[@bobaganoosh88]

Glad it helped!

[@Zanikmonster]

I fixed my shit and I thank you sir. I have heat now to go skiing!

[@KTK_Rockstar]

Just strip em all out atta boy. Stripped it out right away and then again at the end. Love it 😂

[@bobaganoosh88]

@KTK_Rockstar luckily I was able to use slightly larger screws in the plastic, it was the last time I used a power ratchet on those trim pieces! (Only someone who knows their shit would have caught that in the video!) Thanks for watching anyways 😆

[@randystrand908]

Yep, excellently done. Thank you!!!

[@ChristianConservativ]

Thanks for the video and right to the point.

[@kirkhamster0024]

Great content. Where is the rear blower motor located?

[@bobaganoosh88]

Going to be on the passenger side rear trunk area behind the paneling.

[@kirkhamster0024]

@@bobaganoosh88 thank you Sir 🙏 . If possible, please do more 2nd gen Sequoia diy videos. Not a whole lot out there.

[@pedroosoriojr1910]

Bro said I just want you to fix your 💩I subscribed just because of that line

[@nunyabusiness646]

Thanks for the video very helpful

[@isurfinsb]

Thanks bro! Saved me $!!!

[@bobaganoosh88]

It's why I do it!

[@triroc1]

You just saved my life sir. And my wallet

[@bobaganoosh88]

Glad to help! Its why I make the videos

[@kristycontreras444]

Put them in by hand, so you know you're not fuckin' em up! Hahaa awesome

[@Nathan-2019]

i have some problem of my blower motor..no power what the problem boss

[@bobaganoosh88]

I would check the fuses, if they're bad the motor could be why they blew from pulling too much voltage. Also check the blower motor resistor to see if power is coming into that when you turn on the blower.

[@sportguy17]

Video came in handy..an i will go fix my shit .lmaoo..thanks

[@bobaganoosh88]

GOOD! 😂

[@TheAdrianjjohnson]

I have that same noise. Just waiting till it quits.

[@bryanschmidt2100]

you stripped out 2 of the 3 screw holes. Install by hand.

[@bobaganoosh88]

Shhhh just one

[@eric271ful]

Awesome video by the way thank you so much

[@cheethao1121]

Thanks brother this is helpful..

[@bh5697]

Thank you for this

[@bh5697]

Thanks for this video

[@Chuckles527]

Is it same motor for 2018?

[@bobaganoosh88]

It's similar!

[@arreemacon6138]

Do I need to disconnect the battery first?

[@bobaganoosh88]

I didn't on this job, no.

[@kristycontreras444]

Loved the video!!!

[@HARRISVLOGNATION]

Thanks mate, too easy :)

[@eric271ful]

How did you know that you had to replace the blower motor? I have a 2014 Toyota Sequoia and it’s making a vibrating noise underneath the glove compartment. And it’s getting worse and worse but then sometimes it just stops making that noise. In your opinion, do you think I have to replace my blower motor as well?

[@bobaganoosh88]

100 percent the blower motor or a nest inside of it.

[@bobaganoosh88]

This vehicle would vibrate and whistle loudly.

[@eric271ful]

@@bobaganoosh88 Thank you so much for the reply. Looks like I’ll be replacing the blower motor and watching your video again. I really appreciate this, it’s going to save me a lot of money

[@bobaganoosh88]

@@eric271ful thats the exact reason why I do these videos brother!

[@jackathorn9932]

Hi, thanks for the video. Could you give the Toyota Part Number?

[@bobaganoosh88]

Google.com

[@bobaganoosh88]

I don't know the number lol

[@dport4short]

Nice! Thanks

[@John-uj9zy]

These motors wear out and or start making noise sooner or later no matter who made the vechile. I wont buy a vechile if replacing the blower motor or evap core is more than a 4 hour job. Ive removed dashes to replace these buggers. I have an FRS with a blower that already rattles even with low miles. Just as easy as this one to replace.

[@bobaganoosh88]

Toyotas are well engineered. My wife drives an Avalon and I have a minty 92 Corolla 5 speed that I use to save gas. After wrenching so long I've found they're hands down the best for affordable reliability.

[@trinchezito1383]

not subbing, but you did helped me fix my sh!t xD

[@brettsmith4695]

Dealer wants $400 to do this. I'll be in it $160 for a Toyota Factory blower and 5 minutes of time. Dealerships are absolute ripoffs