EZ Toyota Blower Fan Replacement 2005-2014 Model Years

[@KingBaconMonger]

Thanks for making this video. It takes extra effort to try to show every point on the blower, including a still photo of the 3 screws, but it makes the video so much more helpful. Thanks again.

[@TopVideo77]

Thank you! I appreciate the positive feedback, and acknowledging the work that goes into some of the videos :-)

[@KingBaconMonger]

@@TopVideo77 I crawled around on the passenger-side floor, pulled down the blower and found an entire, intact, dried out leaf that had been making noise in the blower for about 4 months. Pulled the leaf out, replaced the blower, everything's good now!

[@TopVideo77]

That's great, I've also found leaves... and even a napkin covering the blower vent before. I was helping a buddy and he had a mouse nest in there! I'll take the leaves or napkins over that any day :-)

[@weeziesgirl576]

TY! With your help I was able to do this myself

[@beckynava8720]

Thank you. This video was exactly what I needed to change the blower motor on my 2012 Highlander. The differences between the models were trivial.

[@TopVideo77]

Great to hear!

[@burntoak9377]

Great video. When i changed my 2010 4runner SR5 blower I did find it easier to leave the electrical connector on until i unscrewed the 3 screws as it was much easier to see it, press the tab and remove the connector.

[@craftyoneish]

Thank you for the video!! My blower crapped out and I was able to change it in under 30 minutes (and that includes searching for a flashlight...lol)

[@TopVideo77]

Glad it helped!

[@phychmasher]

I'm gonna try this later today. Got the part in from Amazon, and watched your video. I'll update when I try it.

[@TopVideo77]

awesome, thanks for the shout out, hope it goes well and saves you some bucks too

[@phychmasher]

@@TopVideo77 just finished. Thanks for the guide, it was perfect for my 2008 Yaris! $30 job instead of $110! Thanks!

[@Cannakid23]

Not a bad tutorial, but I'd suggest showing all parts of the process, in a quick fashion, to allow first timers to follow step by step. Thanks for the video though, it was very helpful!

[@topvideo7734]

Cannakid23 Thank you sir! I like your suggestion and will use it for my next video - replacing the AC condenser.

[@GawgaCracka]

@@topvideo7734 polite honest criticism given, then taken politely, honestly, and actually used to improve content that was already great information IMO, now I'm gonna go see if my blower fan motor is as easy to get to as yours. . .😉

[@johnncecil]

Thankyou this was a huge help.

[@MrPhimanh]

I just found out that my car have not had a cabin filter since I bought it on 2009. The heater and A/C seem still be working well. I already ordered a new cabin air filter. What do you think should I take the blower moter out and clean ?

[@TopVideo77]

Hmm, mine is even older and has a cabin filter. That's unusual for a 2009. If you don't have any filter to worry about... all the better! Sounds like the issue would probably be with your blower motor, but take it apart first to ensure there's nothing clogging it up. Rodents love to find there way in and make homes there. Also leaves or kleenex can get stuck in there.

[@jasonkneifl7726]

My blower works intermittently. Should I replace the it or would there be a different issue?

[@tubpheejhmooyang8974]

Thank you for great video

[@TopVideo77]

Thank you sir!

[@kirkpyle7487]

Great tutorial

[@topvideo7734]

Kirk Pyle Thank you Kirk, always nice to get some feedback.

[@03_Ceaze]

Damn you helped me save some money I thought this was a tough job to do and had to pay some mechanic to do it. Fuck yeah time to get some ac back in to the taco lol

[@TopVideo77]

Thanks bro. Glad you were able to repair it yourself and very everything is back in order, Taco power!

[@KAnE3o1]

Give it a couple of hard taps in the mean time. It should turn on.

[@chrislindsay3104]

i suggest testing the new motor before bolting it in--and make sure it spins freely. Nice tutorial though.

[@TopVideo77]

Great suggestion!

[@tylerlucero6346]

how would you test the new motor

[@chrislindsay3104]

@@tylerlucero6346 using clip leads connect it to the battery see if it spins

[@julioalvarez1654]

I need to see video on how to change ac fan motor on 2010 toyota Tundra.

[@melaniehouweling9299]

Thank you for ditching the gum!

[@Coastie4]

How does that cover come off?

[@floyd4736]

Thank you.

[@waynevandervort5514]

Love It💕👍

[@camerongomez4093]

Is the blower resistor in the same spot on a Toyota Yaris (2007 hatchback)?

[@seaneby2489]

What about resistor?? What if it’s an intermittent issue

[@Rangerman9404]

My blower is acting very flaky, usually doesn't work unless I hit a bump just right, and when it does, it sounds like it's on low even when it's set to high speed, which I know bypasses the resistor, so not really sure what I'm dealing with, but now at least I know where to look

[@KAnE3o1]

If your air doesn't turn on, tap the blower fan (under glove box). The fan gets stuck sometimes, even on fans that are not worn out.

[@ricardopedraza1703]

Did you find out the problem? My 2017 Toyota yaris is doing the same. And yesterday it completely didn't blow any air. And today this morning I turned it on and it works but kinda slows down to a lower speed. A mechanic said it was the blower motor resistor 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@TopVideo77]

start with the resistor, that will be the cheapest fix ;-)

[@captaingenius-o1c]

@@ricardopedraza1703 What was the issue Ricardo, and did you do it yourself?

[@melanciafan]

Does the battery need to be disconnected ?

[@Big_Apa]

The battery does not need to be disconnected.

[@morganwade9220]

💖

[@beverlyfranecki5676]

😎

[@davinhyatt6322]

💙😏

[@GunskiMod]

I left my RAV4 at the junkyard instead because I couldn't get over the bubble gum

[@TopVideo77]

hah! awesome

[@Viceman256]

Eating while recording, really..

[@TopVideo77]

yes, really enjoyable actually

[@laineyalamillo]

The chewing noise made me leave

[@TopVideo77]

you sound sensitive, the world is prob gonna be too rough for yah