Thank you so much for this, the fan on my daughters civic just went out ,I had her watch this and she did it herself now she saved a bunch of money and has the pride of fixing something she can't live without!
Dale Admire that is an awesome story thank you for sharing. I'm glad I could help out and save you guys some money. Thank you for watching and writing!
Thanks for the video! I just replaced both on my 2009 Honda Civic and the AC sounds and feels great. The resistor screws on mine needed a Phillips head rather than the star head. All in all, took me about 1/2 hour and most of that was digging through the garage to find the tools.
Awesome video! Thanks for the help. I was able to change mine out today. My 2010 Honda Civic LX had the same issue. I didn't want to wait on the shipping so I bought it at Advance Autoparts for $87.
Great video. It walked me through replacing the blower motor on my 2009 Civic. In my case, I needed a T-20 screwdriver, not T-25, but that only slowed me down by a few minutes.
Thank you for this excellent video! The lighting was wonderful and explanation of steps was concise making the process easy to complete, even for a 59 yr old gramma!
My god, this looks so easy. Just need the star bit. I have a 2011 honda fit, but from a few other videos I have seen it looks like about the same setup. I thought for sure this was going to be under the hood somewhere. Thanks for the great video!
My fan had a loud rattling sound. So with the help of this video I opened it up to check things out before looking at replacements and I found an acorn inside of it! Must have fell in when taking out cabin filter or something! After taking it out and cleaning the blower it sounded new! No need to replace it for me. Thank you
Thank you; I did the replacement today; But, it was a pain removing the screws to Blower Motor Resistor unit; it's WAY back underneath! I used PB penetrating spray then used a Phillips screwdriver Blower assembly was easier to unbolt. But, I wish the bolts came with the unit such that they would Not fall out but dangle. It works wonderfully Now!
@@HowtoAutomotive Another issue I have is that front windshield wipers do Not immediately turn off; they continue then stop midway on windshield; Also when starting the car, the wipers Also start going Even Though the switch on the steering wheel column is in Off position. I would appreciate your help. Thank you.
I was wondering if the blower motor needs to be replaced or if it's my filter system blocking the flow of air... I feel the air is not blowing as strong as it use to... Especially on high. Also... The air isn't as cold as it use to be... Friend told me it needs a recharge on the AC... Looking into this.
Thank you for your help. I ordered the blower motor and blower motor resistor. I followed your instructions, however the blower motor connector doesn't fit on my car, even though I got the replacement from autozone. The wire connector to plug into the blower motor is wide, but the new one is smaller. I cannot seem to find the right size. 😬
Thank you for this video. I replaced both on my 2009 civic coupe but it appears as though it gets stuck in a position? I hear the blower at full blast but not full air coming out from vents. Both for hot and cold. Some days it works and some days it doesnt. It also starts full but when I get driving it seems like it gets stuck in a position where it's not coming out of anything but I can hear the blower at full blast. Any suggestions would be really appreciated!
Piondragas there are servo motors in the air box that are most likely causing the problem. They control the blend air doors. I would try finding a diagram of your model in seeing where they’re all located I believe on the Hondas you can access them without taking the entire dash out.
I replaced both of these parts just like in your tutorial and the air still won't start and I have no idea what it could be then. and I'm really reluctant to have to take it into a shop since I just spent money on a new parts that probably didn't even need fixing. Bummer
Thank you so much for the video! Is there any way I can find out if I only have to replace the resistor or the motor alone? My AC has been progressively sometimes turning on and sometimes just being dead for about 3 weeks until this morning it just doesnt turn on at all anymore. Thank you again!
ESCAPA MARKETING VIDEOS so if you're a fan was working on high only I would suspect the resister. But if it does not work on any speed at all it's possible the fan went out. If you have a way to apply 12 V to the fan to see if it'll run that would be the way to go.
hey thanks for responding quickly man! So yeah right now its not turning on at all... before it went out it was working on all speeds...but for 3 weeks sometimes it was dead sometimes it came alive.... is it possible its only the motor I have to replace then? Thanks for helping man, I dont know much about cars, Im just asking, but thanks to your video I think I can do this myself. Thanks
ESCAPA MARKETING VIDEOS it is possible it's just the motor. If you're able to remove it you may be of the take it to a place where they can use jumper wires to see if they can get the motor to run consistently. If you or if you have somebody at power and ground to the motor and it does not run did you know that's the problem if it runs in the resistor is the problem.
Hi , I have a Honda civic hybrid 2009. Its blower is not working and after checking. I realised it's not getting power in the white cable of the blower, once I give it direct power from the battery it works.Fuses look ok what can go wrong? Could you suggest ...
ALAF BAY PAY KIDS TV check in the under hood fuse box and check fuse # 20 7.5 amp and check fuse # 20 40 amp fuse. Under dash fuse box fuse# 36 10 amp fuse.
Im so sorry my bad I meant my AC (because I was looking at your video about the AC) some times when I turn it on the AC it doesn't blow at all but later starts long delay
Diego Garcia you possibly could have a bad controller in the dash. You have to check to see if it’s getting a signal from the controller to the blower motor resistor and if you aren’t then I was Spectre resister if you’re not then I would suspect the controller or the wiring between it
Hi there from Brazil! My blower was malfunctioning and I bought a new one and just replaced it and tested it and it is now fine. I did it before see your video. The doubt I have is about the Resistor, is it necessary to change it if is working (as in a recommended way)? Or just the fact that it is working is fine? Thank you so much for sharing this. Best regards, Jorge
Jorge Campos I recommend them because they are a common failure. But the way you did is just fine. If it starts giving you problems suspect the resistor. Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much for this, the fan on my daughters civic just went out ,I had her watch this and she did it herself now she saved a bunch of money and has the pride of fixing something she can't live without!
Dale Admire that is an awesome story thank you for sharing. I'm glad I could help out and save you guys some money. Thank you for watching and writing!
i realize it's pretty off topic but does anybody know of a good place to stream newly released tv shows online?
@Karsyn Mayson Ehh I would suggest flixportal. You can find it thru google :) -abdiel
@Abdiel Yosef Thank you, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I appreciate it!!
@Karsyn Mayson glad I could help :)
This is the most useful instruction video on replacing the fan I have seen. Thank you.
NotContinuum glad to help. Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the video! I just replaced both on my 2009 Honda Civic and the AC sounds and feels great. The resistor screws on mine needed a Phillips head rather than the star head. All in all, took me about 1/2 hour and most of that was digging through the garage to find the tools.
Awesome video, just switched out the motor and resistor in a matter of minutes and saved us a ton of money, thank you!
Awesome video! Thanks for the help. I was able to change mine out today. My 2010 Honda Civic LX had the same issue. I didn't want to wait on the shipping so I bought it at Advance Autoparts for $87.
Great video. It walked me through replacing the blower motor on my 2009 Civic. In my case, I needed a T-20 screwdriver, not T-25, but that only slowed me down by a few minutes.
arbalus glad the video helped. Thank you for watching and writing!
Thank you for this excellent video! The lighting was wonderful and explanation of steps was concise making the process easy to complete, even for a 59 yr old gramma!
Elissa Hartwig awesome glad to help. Thank you for watching!!
Thanks for this helpful video. Fixed a 2008 Honda Civic today in about 30 minutes.
My god, this looks so easy. Just need the star bit. I have a 2011 honda fit, but from a few other videos I have seen it looks like about the same setup. I thought for sure this was going to be under the hood somewhere. Thanks for the great video!
Alluvian glad to help. This should be the exact same set up on the fit. Thank you for watching!
Thank you SO much! I couldn’t afford the mechanics quote but I CAN afford the part and now I know I can fix this myself thanks to you!
Glad to help. Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the upload! This helped out alot. Especially providing the parts number.
Joseph Do glad the video helped. Thank you for watching.
Thx, my fan stoped working so this vid is solid
Thanks, Brian. Can you share how you determined the resistor needed replacement?
The next one that comes in I can film it 👍
My fan had a loud rattling sound. So with the help of this video I opened it up to check things out before looking at replacements and I found an acorn inside of it! Must have fell in when taking out cabin filter or something! After taking it out and cleaning the blower it sounded new! No need to replace it for me. Thank you
Jack McCallum that's awesome glad it was a quick fix. Thank you for watching!
Thank You!! perfect video answered all my questions
Chris Garland thank you glad to help.
Thanks!!! I just replaced mine today!!
Is it necessary to replace the resister also?
Thank you; I did the replacement today;
But, it was a pain removing the screws to Blower Motor Resistor unit;
it's WAY back underneath!
I used PB penetrating spray then used a Phillips screwdriver
Blower assembly was easier to unbolt.
But, I wish the bolts came with the unit such that they would Not fall out but dangle.
It works wonderfully Now!
Mohan Srinivasan Glad it all worked out. It is definitely tight back there.
@@HowtoAutomotive
Another issue I have is that front windshield wipers do Not immediately turn off; they continue then stop midway on windshield; Also when starting the car, the wipers Also start going Even Though the switch on the steering wheel column is in Off position. I would appreciate your help. Thank you.
what simptoms do you have please ?
I was wondering if the blower motor needs to be replaced or if it's my filter system blocking the flow of air... I feel the air is not blowing as strong as it use to... Especially on high.
Also... The air isn't as cold as it use to be... Friend told me it needs a recharge on the AC... Looking into this.
what would make a blower motor and resistor go so soon? 7 yrs is short. Thank for the vids, they're helpful.
What's the average lifespan of one? I have an '08 Civic and have to replace mine. I'm not a car person, so thank God for videos like this
Thank you for your help. I ordered the blower motor and blower motor resistor. I followed your instructions, however the blower motor connector doesn't fit on my car, even though I got the replacement from autozone. The wire connector to plug into the blower motor is wide, but the new one is smaller. I cannot seem to find the right size. 😬
I would contact AutoZone and see if you got the right parts or if there is an adapter that need to be plugged in.
Upon doing so does battery need to be disconnected first
my girls 09 Civic air blows cool air but not Cold air. will this fix the issue or not?
Thank you for this video. I replaced both on my 2009 civic coupe but it appears as though it gets stuck in a position? I hear the blower at full blast but not full air coming out from vents. Both for hot and cold. Some days it works and some days it doesnt. It also starts full but when I get driving it seems like it gets stuck in a position where it's not coming out of anything but I can hear the blower at full blast. Any suggestions would be really appreciated!
Piondragas there are servo motors in the air box that are most likely causing the problem. They control the blend air doors. I would try finding a diagram of your model in seeing where they’re all located I believe on the Hondas you can access them without taking the entire dash out.
Thank you, my daughter has a 2015 civic is this a common problem??
I’m looking for the connector everywhere mine burned but I can’t find one that’ll fit my 2009 Honda civic.
Thank you good explanation sir.
I replaced both of these parts just like in your tutorial and the air still won't start and I have no idea what it could be then. and I'm really reluctant to have to take it into a shop since I just spent money on a new parts that probably didn't even need fixing. Bummer
Thank you so much for the video! Is there any way I can find out if I only have to replace the resistor or the motor alone? My AC has been progressively sometimes turning on and sometimes just being dead for about 3 weeks until this morning it just doesnt turn on at all anymore. Thank you again!
ESCAPA MARKETING VIDEOS so if you're a fan was working on high only I would suspect the resister. But if it does not work on any speed at all it's possible the fan went out. If you have a way to apply 12 V to the fan to see if it'll run that would be the way to go.
hey thanks for responding quickly man! So yeah right now its not turning on at all... before it went out it was working on all speeds...but for 3 weeks sometimes it was dead sometimes it came alive.... is it possible its only the motor I have to replace then? Thanks for helping man, I dont know much about cars, Im just asking, but thanks to your video I think I can do this myself. Thanks
ESCAPA MARKETING VIDEOS it is possible it's just the motor. If you're able to remove it you may be of the take it to a place where they can use jumper wires to see if they can get the motor to run consistently. If you or if you have somebody at power and ground to the motor and it does not run did you know that's the problem if it runs in the resistor is the problem.
hey you are the man dude!
It seems like a common problem. Might it be just the resistor?
Hi , I have a Honda civic hybrid 2009. Its blower is not working and after checking. I realised it's not getting power in the white cable of the blower, once I give it direct power from the battery it works.Fuses look ok what can go wrong? Could you suggest ...
ALAF BAY PAY KIDS TV check in the under hood fuse box and check fuse # 20 7.5 amp and check fuse # 20 40 amp fuse. Under dash fuse box fuse# 36 10 amp fuse.
How to Automotive hi, i have checked all. They are all working
ALAF BAY PAY KIDS TV if you have an email address I possibly may be able to send you a wiring diagram.
How to Automotive maliawan25@gmail.com
Brilliant. Thanks!
Amy Andrews thank you and thank you for watching!
I have a 2009 Honda civic 4 door. Does it matter if its LX, EX,DX ? I know its not hybrid
Hailey Vaughn they're all the same. Thank you for watching!
Im wondering why did u changed both what was the problem?
Tito in the case of this car the blower motor stopped working and the customer wanted to do the resister since we were in there already,
My 08 Civic sometimes start and sometimes not so I don't know what to change any suggestions?
Tito sounds like you have a starter going out.
Im so sorry my bad I meant my AC (because I was looking at your video about the AC) some times when I turn it on the AC it doesn't blow at all but later starts long delay
Tito sounds like the resistor is going out.
How to Automotive After I saw your video I suspected that thank u for the prompt response I like your video and we'll explained
Tito thank you for watching!
Hi. My blower works perfectly for the AC but it doesn't for the heater. What should I check? Help, please!
Diego Garcia you possibly could have a bad controller in the dash. You have to check to see if it’s getting a signal from the controller to the blower motor resistor and if you aren’t then I was Spectre resister if you’re not then I would suspect the controller or the wiring between it
Thanks a lot!!!
Hi there from Brazil! My blower was malfunctioning and I bought a new one and just replaced it and tested it and it is now fine. I did it before see your video. The doubt I have is about the Resistor, is it necessary to change it if is working (as in a recommended way)? Or just the fact that it is working is fine? Thank you so much for sharing this.
Best regards,
Jorge
Jorge Campos I recommend them because they are a common failure. But the way you did is just fine. If it starts giving you problems suspect the resistor. Thank you for watching!
Ok, Thank you!!
thank you very much sir
lionel varela thank you for watching!
how much was the blower motor cost?
almanu04 there are links in the description of the video for parts. Thank you for watching.