How to replace a blower motor in a 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Toyota Corolla
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- In this video I show you how to replace the blower motor in my 2006 Toyota Corolla. I have other videos about my 2006 Toyota Corolla on my channel. If you are interested and have time, please check those videos out. Thanks for watching!
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Thanks to your video I installed a blower this evening by myself. Dealer wanted $230 for a blower and I got one at Orileys for $60. You are the man!!!
Thanks for watching. Glad you were able to get it on your own.
I am so grateful for you. What a life saver. Your instructions were so easy to follow, I now have flowing a/c again. Now time to go recharge my a/c. Gonna check to see if you have a tutorial on that too!
watching this just to see how to change the 08 blower motor, have to change one in an Avalon once the part arrives, awesome vid
Thank you. That was a clear presentation. I might be doing this tomorrow after I confirm that it's not a blown fuse problem. I feel confident in doing this after watching this video.
Thanks for watching, I got a video on the resistor as well.
Great vid. And you don't even have to clean out the glove box to do it. Good job!
Lol thanks for watching, appriciate the feedback!
Thanks for the video.
But before I tried anything, I first did what I usually do with repairs. I made a soft fist and hit the blower from below. And wham! It started running again! LoL I'll do that with electrical parts (softly) such as a headlight or license plate light and often it solves the problem very quickly and extremely inexpensively! hehe
Thank you for watching, at least you know how to replace if you need to eventually.
@@ToddsGarage Exactly! And why I thanked you right off the bat; for future replacement knowledge. Because just like a starter being bang with a hammer to work only works a certain number of times until it no longer works.
Great video. Had a squirrel make a home up un that unit. Just needed to clean the entire area! Very easy to follow
Thanks for posting this video. I couldn't have done it without it. It was very helpfull.
Thumbs up for the AC/DC shirt!
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Thank you!
Dude you are a life saver! I live in Florida and was dying of heat stroke. Turned out to be pretty easy with your instructions. Great video!
Thanks Todd! I've got one in a 2010 Corolla bought from Drivetime, (don't ever buy a car from them!) and I never had a blower motor go out on two Camrys I owned nor any other vehicle I've owned. I don't know why this one is going out being only 6 years old with less than 50K miles on it, but none the less it needs to be replaced. The Speedy Oil change place quoted me "about $200.00" to replace it, and after having replaced my serpentine belt on my last Camry I thought I'd look into how to replace it myself. Kudos to you and your wife or girlfriend for this video! It's very informative and looks pretty darn easy! I'll watch it again before I give it a go, but just wanted to thank you for the video! Do you know if it will be relatively the same on a 2010? I haven't found a video on how to replace a 2010 blower motor for a 10' Corolla. What year Corolla is this video on? Thanks again for the video brother! Nice shirt too!
My Corolla is a 2006. How did it go for you?
I haven't replaced it yet...haven't had the money...should be able to soon though. I replaced a serpentine belt on my Camry and after watching your video I know I could replace this. Thanks again for the great video I'll refer back to it when I get er' done and let you know how it went brother.
I haven't replaced it yet...haven't had the money...should be able to soon though. I replaced a serpentine belt on my Camry and after watching your video I know I could replace this. Thanks again for the great video I'll refer back to it when I get er' done and let you know how it went brother.
Great video....bang on....made my job easy..
Thank you for watching! Glad it helped!
Just two words....
THANK YOU!!!!
Does anyone know where the Blower Motor relay is located? The diagrams on the fuse box under the hood and the one by the Driver's knee do not have obvious descriptions as to which one it is. Thanks! And thank you, Todd, for this awesome video!!! How anyone could give a thumbs down for this is beyond me. They must not know what a flat-head screwdriver is.
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The relay is located ABOVE the blower motor. You won't be able to see it by looking from below. Its kind of sitting on a shelf. If you put your hand up there, feel for a larger square object (There are 2 if I;m not mistaken). While touching up there, turn your blower motor on and you'll feel it "click"...if its not bad.
Hope that helps.
Its been a while since I did this but I did check my relay and it "clicked" like it was supposed to. I think my memory is pretty good so this should be decent info for you
Great video, very transparency set up . Ty
Thanks for watching!
hottest day 108 get in my car and turn on the A/C the blower is making awful noise 2003 corolla has 321,000 mileage. I watched your video whoo, what a relief Thank you for putting this repair video. As a female, I'm not comfortable taking my car to any mechanic. What's the part number?
Debbie Navarro hi thanks for watching. there are a lot of sifgerent part numbers out there. if you Google 2003 toyota Corolla blower motor you will have a lot of options. should be 40 to 50 dollars. Good luck!
I have tried everything suggested still no air. I had good air on Thursday then stopped blowing. Started then stopped again. Light on AC want light up. Any other suggestions. Fuses good. Replaced resistor. Blower looks good. Never any noise.
Leonardo Almarza, Hi, I didn't the ability to reply to your comment or no way to contact you. Hopefully you return to this video. I will eventually make a video of where that is located. It is right next to the blower motor, follow the wires. I don't have another video to link because your right there isn't one out there. It is a plastic piece held on by two screws. Good luck and let me know if you get it!
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excellent excellent video to the point very easy to follow your videos are great thank you so much ;)
If only everyone could intruct people to do something as good as you can. Thank you! I had no problem replacing it
He is the best Ive ever seen. Im a youtube junkie so ive seen em all.
You saved my sanity. I was at able to remove the blower and get the junk rattling around in the squirrel cage.
Thank you SO much for this video! It's flawless, and made it easy to do this repair myself! You saved me so much trouble, money, time, and worry. Thank you again!
Glad it helped, thank you for watching!
@@ToddsGarage This is a great video , Thank u !!
I have a corolla 03 Nd having trouble with da vents not blowing hot air , do u have a video with possible options to fix this ??
Thank u in advance !! 🙌
You're the bomb! I love how easy this car is to work on.
Thanks for watching! Appriciate you!!
Todd thanks for putting this video together. I don't think I would have attempted it without it. Turned out to be on the easy side. My problem ended up being a mouse nest above the filter which was rubbing against the fan cage making a noise. With 280,000 miles on the Corolla I changed the blower motor since I already had everything opened and we are heading into winter. You saved me a couple hundred bucks! Thanks again.
Glad to hear you were able to get it taken care of easily!!
This video is accurate, I saw another one that wasn't. This is the same setup as Toyota matrix Thanks
Thank you for this video. Mine is a corolla 2004, it flows very little (at the number 1) and just little more air (at maximum speed and sounds like it was at the maximum but just not flows much air conditioned), so do you think is the blower too? Thank you again for your response
Could be the blower or other things. Did it gradually get worse over time?
Total piece of cake. Took me 20 minutes! Thanks!!
Watching this in 2020! This video was great!!! Very detailed and you really did a good job explaining everything!!! I am a self-taught mechanic so I love videos like this!!!!! Thanks again!
Thanks for watching, appriciate the feedback!
U did your best by showing us how to save money. Because Corolla ac just went wrong but I still don't know what's wrong yet. But thanks
Good luck. Hope you figure it out!
Thank you for your expertise, your video saved me hundreds of dollars! I did however buy my part locally at AutoZone, they offered a lifetime warranty and the online versions of the same exact part only offered up to a 1 year warranty and with replacement being as easy as walking into the store to get a new one if a warranty replacement is EVER needed, it was worth the extra little bit of money up front. Total replacement time was under 15 minutes...THANK YOU!!!!
8mm works perfectly to remove screws holding blower in place. Took me total 15min to change blower. Super super easy. Remember to wiggle electrical connection to remove from blower, don't yank or it might break. Thank you soooo much for this video :) helped a lot! P.s. cost $40 for blower/motor unit on Amazon. Also replaced breaker for blower, $10 Amazon.
Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for the video! Had a horrible dead animal smell coming from my ac vents. Took the blower motor out, and there it was, dead mouse. Very useful and easy to understand video. Thanks!!
i found a nest in mine, no sign of the mouse that made it lmfao
First of all thank you! Very useful video for anyone who can hold a screwdriver and a drop of common sense. I only watched the first few minutes and it only took me less than 15 minutes and I got my heater blowing like a hurricane! Thx again. From Russia with love.
Thanks for watching, I'm glad the video was helpful!
Thank you ! Had a lot of noise increasing for three weeks , airflow weekending , and then nothing. Again thank you ! God bless.
Hi Todd.
I want to do this on my car(such a cool video), but can't find the exact spare part online. What to search for? I found out that the OEN(original part number) should be 8710302080, but there is almost nothing at sale(and if there is it's far above 40$). Hope you can help me asap! Thanks.
Hi. Search for 2006 Toyota Corolla blower motor. They start off around $35. Good luck and let me know if you need anything else.
Philip Rasmussen hi. Search for 2006 Toyota Corolla blower motor. I just did that search and found a lot starting at about $35. Let me know if you need something else.
Thank you so much. It’s freezing cold this winter and I couldn’t manage any longer without any heat in my car. I bought the part on eBay for $25 and replaced it within 20 min. I’m a girly girl and very satisfied that I saved my coins for something important...like a purse. Lol!
Alondra Leary Awesome! Glad to hear the video helped, and $25 is better then what i paid😀
THANK YOU!!! I'd been having to bump it with an umbrella more and more for a while and yesterday it finally gave up the ghost, and I looked you up. The blast is back.
Thanks, Todd!!! You should "monetize" your video so people can click on an ad once in a while and make you a few bucks! Great video!
Thanks to you, I'll look like a genius when my niece brings her sick Corolla over for work!!!
FYI the "Star" bit is called Torx, in this case a T-20 Torx bit
Thank you very much! Huge hugs to you! i have not done it yet but now i know how to do it! i am going to order an part right away!
Thank you!!! Much much appreciated as it’s not always easy to find videos for my 2006 Corolla. Successfully have my AC working again.
Thank you so much. You're video was the first one i watched. After I watched the video I ordered the blower motor on Ebay for 38 dollars. Had a little trouble with the electrical connection but was finished in an hour.
👏 No comment any more u did all in your vedio, Im gonna clean my blower of my Toyota corolla -03 ! Thax a lot for such a best.... vedio.
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Thanks, man! I was able to replace the blower of my Corolla. Your instructions were easy to follow. Great video!
Such a wonderful FYI. My heater blower quit working . I went to a salvage yard and practiced on their car . I easily removed the blower and was charged 8.00.
Before I changed the blower motor I found that I could access the blower cavity through the air filter slot. I found enough grass stuffed in the filter cavity to fill the cage. I removed the grass and turned on the blower. Everything ran fine except for a loud noise. The pressure from the clog had bent the blower shift and bent it. I will have to replace the motor anyway. I didn't win but I learned. If yougo to a mechanic he will probably charge 250.00 to 300.00. Mine was 8.00.
Thanks for the detailed instructions, most helpful. I’ve learned something new watching your video. One less thing I have to pay someone else to do for me.
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Thanks man!! Great video!! I just did it with your video coaching me, it took 30 min!! Looking forward for more videos!! You saved me from the hot weather in Texas
Paul Coronado great to hear that! Your lucky its super cold where i live right now!
Will this work for 2002 camry? My ac stopped working all of sudden. No green light and no air in vents. I changed one blowed fuse and still not working. Also I can hear some noise when driving. But couldn't pin point what? Someone said alternator bearing. But my stopped working after noise started.
Hard to know without being there and seeing it. I hope you get it figured out. Good luck and thanks for watching.
@@ToddsGarage well today my car started smikin.and i notice black melted plastic or rubber between compressor and clutch pulley..would that be the bearing burnt up?do you have a video to replace that?
@@ToddsGarage and yhsnk you for your response earlier..
@@tiffanytip9594 Hi again, yikes, and I am not sure what that could be. I unfortunately do not have a video on that. Good luck I hope you get it figured out.
Im hearing noises from mine just started this week.. I haven't replaced it since i got the car.. while pumping gas i had time to look and ive decided that it could be a napkin or a mask ive pulled 3 masks and 5 napkins out so far 😬 im dreading taking the glove box off but your instructions make it seem idiot proof 🙂
Please post a vid about replacing the blower motor resistor!
Thanks for watching, hopefully I will in the future.
I am watching this video and it is cool but I need access to the evaporator; do I have to remove the blower fan to get to it? I can not find anything in you tube for a corolla 2004!
Thanks to your video I saved $130 in the part not including labor. I had to become a contortionist but it was worth it.
Thanks again
I'm happy to hear you got it done yourself!
Thanks for help me bro some of this things ne er did before give us a pain in the brain but tanks to you life comes easier bless you bro Alf from El paso tx😁😁😁😁 Bye!!!!!!!
OUTSTANDING VIDEO>>>>Just wish I knew where to send you case of beer !!! The Toyota dealership wanted over $400 to do it. I got the replacement Denso unit for less than $70. You are the man !! THANK YOU !!!
Thank you appriciate the feedback and glad you were able to get it yourself!
I have a 2002 Toyota Prius with no AC. The fan behind the grill is not working. Would I replace the blower motor? The fuse seems ok.
I am currently inspecting my motor. Not for failure but rattling. I think some small mouse size critter ate its way in through the filter and died and now it bones are rattling like dice in there.
Thanks for making this extremely clear and super helpful video. I now have a working AC thanks to you.
Glad to hear that! Thank you!
Thank you for this video !! I was totally able to fix my ac!
Angela Blumberg glad to hear that!
Thank you thank you thank you. You just saved me a couple hundred bucks. It wasn't difficult at all. Took less than an hour, and most of that was trying to line up the holes to mount the new blower.
Awesome! Glad you got it!
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 ?
Thanks for watching, hard to say for sure, glad you got one to put in there though for the future!
My cousin has a 2005 S blower quit on it two of the wires are burnt and one I barely touched and it broke off. It sounds to me like hers may be a little big bigger of a job but, I wouldn't think it would be too big of a problem to connect the wires back.
Thanks for watching! I Appriciate it!
Great Video! I appreciate letting us know the tool sizes required!
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I literally have the same exact car look. Mine is an 04'. LE.Standard transmission too. Keep everything running nice and clean. Thankyou so much for the video man! My blower motor just started sounding like a spaceship.
Hope you get it fixed! Good luck!
Thank you! I replaced my blower motor in August 2020. A few months later i smelled burning when the fan was on high and the headlights dimed. I was told it has too much current. How do I know what kind of blower motor to buy?
The fan from low to the 3rd setting works fine and does hot and cold, AC and defroster fine. It's just when the fan on high I smell it and the lights dim. 2005 Toyota camry. V4. About 178000 miles.
Thanks for watching, if you go to an automotive store they can cross reference and make sure you get the right model for your vehicle.
Excellent job explaining everything! You are a fine instructor sir!
Hi Todd - I've just opened my glove box to replace the AC blower resistor, but... it's just not there!! :-) Do you know, by any chance, where I can find it? The blower only works on "4", which is direct con, so I want to replace it. But first, I need to find it :-) Thanks for your help in advance.
I dont know the answer to that one. You would think it would be inbetween the center console amd the blower motor but i dont know. If you find out please post on here so others will know. Thank you and good luck.
Todd you are the Man. The wife did it all herself, i just stupervised. It didn't take long thanks to your instruction.
That's awesome to hear!
Hey, This Sam ,Can you tell me where to find the relay for AC blower motor relay, my lexus es350 blower is stuck down even when key is off.
Sorry I am not sure where to find that. Hope you find it, good luck.
Thanks for the video, was well explained, fixed my car in 30 minutes.
Mine has been noisy and finally went out, i ordered one, your instructions will be a great help when it arrives , Thanks
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
Hi Todd, ths very helpful video. My 2004 corolla heater/ac blower just stopped working one day. But when i ran on a railroad and had a vibration, the fan suddenly started. Now, the motor had stopped working again. Tried to get a vibration again but not working this time. What do you think, some kind of loose connection?
+Donald Versoza thats a tough one. You could take it out and clean the connections and reconnect everything to see if that gets it going again. Good luck hope you can get it going!
I have discovered a noise from my 2005 Toyota Corolla. It is very faint and when I slow down apply brakes it gets a little louder. However when I turn the fan off there is no noise. Tomorrow I will check the fan thanks for the video AC/DC Rocks
Thanks for watching!
thanks, if mine goes i will fit one myself.
Wanted to thank you for this video. Got this done for around $85 including cabin filter. Your vid was simple to understand and I got it done in less than 45 mins. Lining up the holes in a tight space blind was the hardest part. Saved a few hundred dollars thanks to your vid. Like
S M awesome. Im glad you got it done yourself!
The reason I'm watching this video.
I was changing the cabin filter in my 04 Corolla when a bunch of shells and seeds from a long gone rodent fell into the fan.
It's unusual that I fix something without breaking something else.
Thanks for the help.
Hi and thanks for watching! I am glad the video was helpful.
Good job ! Appreciate shared technic to all TH-cam fans, I'm stay north Asia, mine car is slightly different compare as in this vid ,there is right hand drive n it was very similar , just mine car doesn't come with cabin air filter compartment.
Thank you for watching, appriciate it!
1,000 times thank you. Watched this last night, got the blower/rotor at O'Reilly this morning, and saved myself a pile of money (and 2 hours of reading my mechanic's 5-year-old magazines).
Awesome. Glad to hear you got it done!
hi blower motor on my son's car is making lot of noise. Either something got in the housing or motor is going bad. I plan to change the motor. Thank you so much for your clear and precise video. I am sure having watched it I can successfully replace the motor. Without your great tutorial I would be lost. Thank you. Best regards,
Thanks and good luck, let me know how it goes.
Thank you for great video. Your mentioning every tool and size needed saved me a some trial and error.
Todd, do you know of any other issues that would cause the corolla to stop blowing any air? I replaced the blower motor but that wasn't the problem. I feel like I've checked all the fuses, unless there are hidden ones for the blowers. None of the settings blow any air, the AC light doesn't come on as well. There doesn't seem to be power getting to the blower motor. Could a switch in the knob be the problem?
Another possibility is the blower motor resistor, follow the wires coming off the blower motor, it's a small plastic piece held on by a couple screws, should cost about 5-10 dollars. Good luck!
My 2005 toyota corolla is having a problem. it just stops blowing and won't turn back on, but if we hit a bump it starts blowing again. do I need to replace to blower motor?
Not sure without seeing it, hard to say for sure. Hope you get it figured out!
I just follow your instructions in your video and did it in less than 20 minutes by the way I did it on my 2006 Toyota 4Runner and like you said, saved myself a lot of money by doing it, thank you so much for your help.
Anibal Martinez Glad you got it fixed. Thank you for watching :)
My Toyota once again has ice cold AC! Thanks so much for making a video like this. It was very well done and made my job very easy. :)
Thanks for watching, I appriciate it! I'm glad this video helped!
Thank you for this video. I had a mouse rotting away in the fan motor. I never would have been able to figure out how to get that fan apart and back together again.
I am a 69 year old woman that managed to squeeze myself into that space and get the dead mouse out and put it all together again. I could not have done it without this video. And I hope I never have to do it again.
Well done! I just got quoted $560AU from an airconditioning mechanic. Going to do it myself as well :)
awesome video, just finished! I have A/C again!!!! Yeaaaaaa... thanks so much for your help!
Teresa Bustillo great to hear the feed back. glad you got A/C!
Can you please tell me the brand of blower motor that you are using to replace the old one?
Nice video you have saved me a lot of money
I am glad to hear that!
Thanks for this video because I just changed my blower motor like 30 minute's ago this video was very helpful.
Thanks for watching, I am glad the video helped!
My blower sometimes works other don't... is it the connection plug
This helped me reach the air flow to clean it. And now there's no more funny sounds when I put my AC on 😁. Thanks a lot
Thanks for watching!
This video really helped me out allot. Thank you so much for sharing.
Great video! Detailed instructions are very much appreciated. I subscribed. I am looking forward to seeing more of your videos. Thanks again!
Thanks for watching. Appriciate the sub and feedback.
Excellent video!!! I was able to fix it and it only cost the price of the part and about an hour of time. Them 3 screws that hold in the blower ain't no joke to screw out or in. I wish I had the star screw driver or at least a magnetic flathead. Maybe they would have made it easier.
Glad to hear you got it done yourself!
I hardly comment on a video. However thank you I was able to get it fix in a matter of minutes less than 10 min. Save us some money.
Glad to hear it helped! Thanks for watching!!
I just changed out mine out on a 06 Corolla. I bought a used blower from a junk yard. It works but only on high.
Ahh bummer, sorry to hear that! Thanks for watching though!
My motor works but is there any way to make it blow stronger air?
When you turn the knob does nothing change?
Todd Saville yes it does change with each turn. But the highest setting just doesn’t feel that strong. Maybe it’s a screen that’s clogged up with dirt or something
The filter is easy to check. Please see my video on that it might help you determine if that is the issue.
Hi thank you very much for your video God bless you it help me a lot