The 89G - Toyota Yaris Blower Motor & Cabin Filter Replacement 06-12 EASY DIY!

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Welcome to another episode of The Eight Nine Garage. Is your blower motor on your Toyota Yaris making noise? Maybe it's completely dead? Don't pay someone hundreds of dollars to replace it for you! Follow along in this easy Toyota Yaris Blower Motor Replacement how to. You'll get Step-by-Step Instructions inside! Learn how to replace your Toyota Yaris blower motor in no time with this detailed guide.
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[@marinevetoneroman7232]

Excellent Video.. only video with details, explanation. Thank You... Took me 33 minutes with 3 water breaks. 👍

[@89G]

I really appreciate the positive feedback! I'm glad it was able to help you! That's great time you made on it! 👍

[@MerkyOne]

I have a 2007 Yaris and the blower started running intermittently one day, then stopped running altogether. I took the glove compartment door off and immediately saw a napkin jammed into the seal at the top of the motor. I pulled it out carefully as to be sure to keep it intact and the blower immediately resumed working normally. I would not have even thought to check if it weren't for your video. Thank you for saving me from this brutal Texas heat!

[@89G]

@@MerkyOne that is so cool. Free is the best kind of fix! Thank you for the feedback 😊

[@MrBlitzkrieg1987]

Nice video my friend! That’s the part I love about new cars, some stuff is much more accessible and you a can replace it without taking half the interior apart! Not always when it comes to engine repairs though 😂

[@89G]

Lol, agreed. This particular car is a real "joy" to replace the water pump. I had to pry the motor away from the subframe to have enough clearance for depth of the pump. Thanks for watching!

[@BigStickStangs]

Great job! Definitely need a good blower motor any season. Have a great Sunday! 👊😎🤘

[@89G]

Yes sir! That is true.

[@GINO86137]

Nice video! My fan just stopped working yesterday. Yesterday, I ordered a replacement off of Amazon to get the ball rolling. This morning was my opportunity to check and test things. I had power at the fan, my neighbor told me to plug it in to check it one more time because the connections could get corroded. Well as soon as I turned to key back on, the blower motor started up. I cancelled my Amazon order so fingers crossed I'll be okay for a New England winter. Thanks for helping me along with your video!

[@89G]

That's fantastic that you were able to figure it out! I'm also very glad the video helped. I appreciate you sharing your experience here, and I'm sure that will be able to help someone else as well. Thank you!

[@SleazysGarage]

Nicely done as always! Definitely way easier to get to than a fox, lol.

[@89G]

LOL, yes, much easier than a Fox Body! It was almost as if an engineer said "someone might need to replace this someday" in the design phase. Probably happened on accident though.

[@SleazysGarage]

@@89G haha, the cynic in me tends to agree 🤣

[@89G]

@@SleazysGarage 😆 🤣 😂

[@aylan6763]

Thanks for this! What tool did you use to take off the bolts?

[@89G]

For the fan itself... I have a 1/4" wobbly extension that I used for the "hard" one. 8mm socket. Thanks for watching!

[@joncocio4995]

Just ordered fan motor and air filter. Thx

[@89G]

You bet, glad to help!

[@sychambers5440]

I have a 2019 Yaris Y20 that when the fan in used there is a whistle that seems to be coming from the area where air comes up to defrost the windshield. Any idea what that could be?? I am a complete technophobe and non-mechanically minded!!!

[@89G]

I am not 100% familiar with the 2019 setup, but I would start by checking for anything that could have been sucked into the fan or ducting. I've had napkins, receipts, random pieces of paper, etc. make some pretty alarming noises in vehicles that I have owned. I would take a look behind your glove box, and possibly remove the blower motor and look around. Hopefully that helps get you started.... let me know if you have any additional questions.