Toyota Sienna Blower Motor (How To) Replacement

This 2004 Sienna is getting a new blower motor.
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[@ahmadghosheh3104]

Thank ypubfor showing the duct removal or at least getting it out of the way. Most others just skip that part and leave diy scratching their head😂

[@stevenjanssen8182]

Exactly what had me a little confused..! I'm glad he showed that little trick for us diy people.!

[@karenhawley969]

Right I watched so many videos, but his was best

[@bevpatton4674]

Thank you, Robert! You're a great instructor!

[@karenhawley969]

Thank you. You just saved this single mom!! Seriously love how you explained this.

[@kenshannon761]

Wish I watched this video before I just told the mechanic to replace the blower! Just looked it up after I got off the phone. This video instruction is very well done.

[@stevenjanssen8182]

Thank you for the great post, I kind of thought the air duct would move out of the way enough but wasn't sure, now I know it can moved away enough to get the fan out.!! Thanks again.

[@mayranelidavelezgarcia7956]

Thanks 🙏🏽

[@royaleja3727]

Nice

[@user-cw7yq3sk5c]

Excellent video. When my (noisy) fan stopped turning, my mind went to fuses and relays, etc. But someone suggested I turn the fan switch to on and smack the palm of my hand on the bottom of the fan housing. When I did, it started to run. Bingo! Deduction: My fan was dying and needed to be replaced. I purchased a replacement at O'Reilly Auto (lifetime warranty) for $94 and followed your video. It all came out great. Thank you !

[@ValleyMobileAutomotive]

Awesome! Glad this video was helpful 🙂

[@FoxGaming00]

Great vid

[@alexhenri9324]

Thanks for saving me $350!!! My mechanic tried to charge me $500. It only cost $90 for the part and 25 minutes of time!!

[@ValleyMobileAutomotive]

@@alexhenri9324 Nice! Glad this was helpful 🙂

[@jodylane9889]

Any idea where the blower motor is at on a 2002 Toyota sienna, every vehicle I've changed blower motor on has been under the glove box like the one u have here but it's not under the glove box on the 2002 Sienna, I've took whole front dash off looking and no luck

[@rosalynnweaver3295]

It's 2 freaking hours because my clip won't just clip out and I have been out here for 30 mins trying to get it out.