2014 Nissan Rogue HVAC blower motor replacement
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- Here i am replacing a blower motor on my 2014 Nissan Rogue. This video is for entartainment purposes only and is not an official guide. I am not a professional.
Tips appreciated
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I'm in my early 30s my mother is in her late 50s and she just called me and told me that she accomplished this in her Nissan rogue with the assistance of this video. Granted she is technically inclined, she does IT for a living. It took her about an hour and a half...
Thank you so much for being there for her when I couldn't.
P.S. air condition is working great! ❤️🙏
Wow. What a great review. Thank you for your feedback. That is indeed heartwarming to know.
I followed your instructions and it worked!!! Thank you so much for providing this video and knowledge. I usually feel slow when talking anything about cars. I can now teach the young ones.🙇♂️
thank you. Enjoy your air.
I know this video is over a year old, but I wanted to thank you. I used your video and took my time and I had it done in an hour. My wife thanks you too. If I couldn't fix this for her I'd be in the doghouse and your tutorial made it a breeze. Thanks again homie😊
Haha. This video is my top watched. And people who comment, like yourself sir, are the ones who keep it on top. Thank you as well
I've had a heck of a time with this issue on my girlfriend's 2014 Rogue SV. Air stopped blowing completely right during this heat wave. Local mechanic saw ground power on the blower so assumed it was good and tried replacing the resistor which didn't fix the issue. Suggested taking it to the dealer as it might be an electrical issue between the control head and relay. Dealer charged $166 to diagnose and wanted another $565 to replace the blower motor. Got the part for $90, fixed it myself with help from your video and we have AC. Really appreciate this video!
Also for anyone else with this issue I did have a bit of trouble getting the new motor to turn in so the screw hole would line up. I put just a bit of vasoline on the little plastic tabs on the motor casing and it turned right in.
Amazing. Thank you for your reply. Enjoy
Where did you found the resistor??? I whant to changes it but i dont found any information about the place of blower Fan resistor. Can you help me please?
As others have commented, excellent video with great detailed explanation. Had mine out and replaced in less than an hour, but I was highly motivated. It's July in Florida, it's no fun at all driving around without AC and not something you want to put your kids through. Thanks for the video
Thank you. Hope it lasts you a while
Absolutely THE BEST tutorial video I've ever watched. My blower motor quit in my 2016 Rogue. I followed your video and had it out and replaced in less than an hour. I COULD NOT have done it without your guidance. Thank you SO much.
Fantastic tutorial! I had this completely done in about 45 mins. If not for this tutorial it would probably have taken all day with trial and error. Now my daughter's Rogue has forceful air again!
Thank you and enjoy
Thank you for the video! If I’m not a trained mechanic and didn’t do proper RTFM there wouldn’t be a way without your video to know to rotate the motor before pulling it out. Money saver!
Thank you for sharing this video. Couldnt of accomplished this task without it. Removing the old blower motor out of my daughters 14 Rogue was clockwise, but man that thing was stuck in there. The new one was a tight fit as well and I had to get creative to get it to rotate counter-cw enough to line up with the screw hole. Thank you again OP!
its cost me only 143$ for my nissan rogue 2015 blower motor part , saved 900$ by doing myself instead paying to dealer. it was fun, your video is really to the point and help many people.
Great. Thank you for your comment. Enjoy
$900???? Dealers around here charge $190
I understand the disclaimer to this video being entertainment, however, your video was a lifesaver for me. I went step by step and frame by frame and was successful in dismantling and reassembling, using the exact part you used. I’m a 58 yr old female who is mechanically inclined and enjoy repairing stuff but losing AC in GA during 99 plus degree temperatures still scared me; and the cost to put in the shop just wasn’t an option cuz although the part cost me $139, it woulda been triple that or more at a shop.
Anyway, you were great, patient, professional and every step was explained. Thank you Thank You THANK YOU. God bless you in everything. Yay I have AC again !!
Thanks to you and your video, I completed this process in less than 45 minutes tonight. Thanks so much!!!
I can’t thank you enough for this video! I just changed my 2014 Nissan rogue blower motor with your incredibly helpful video, saving so much money! I don’t think I’ve ever been more proud of myself, but it wouldn’t have been possible without this step by step video! THANK YOU!!
Thank you and enjoy your air 😊
Phenomenal video, helped me change my blower motor quick and easy, instead of having to pay out the nose like the shop quoted me. Thank you so much!
Glad to help. Enjoy
I’m very pleased with your tutorial. Thank you very much. You have saved me hundreds of dollars. Following your tutorial I could install a new blower on my Nissan Rogue. Was easier than I taught
Glad I could help. Feel like robinhood ))
Thank you so much. I just changed my blower with your help. Amazing job. Please keep going. Your a great teacher. All of your instructions was clear and extremely easy to follow. You saved me over 150 bucks. I am following you as of today. Thanks man
Amazing. Thank you.
Thank you! I got this replaced in an hour with your help!
Glad I could help. Enjoy your air
I just want to thank you for this very informative video. You showed all the steps clearly and i was able to follow along and fix mine too! I’m so proud of myself because i know nothing about cars. You saved me hundreds at the mechanic 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you for your feedback. Very glad I am able to help and save you Benjamin's. $$$
Thank you for making this video! I am a newly divorced, 30 yr old woman, who didn’t want to ask a man for help. With this video I was able to change my blower motor ALL BY MYSELF!!!! So thank you! I feel very accomplished and proud that I was able to do this without any help.
Wow. What a great response. Thank you. Really glad this video helped you
Way to go!
I just did mine too! We got this 💪🏽
Thank you very much needed for your help in this step by step tutorial on changing the blow motor on my 2014 Nissan Rogue. It took us 2 hours because of complications trying to get the blow motor flushed in so that I can turn the motor counter clock wise in order to place the screw in. We Placed all the parts together and started the engine and it worked well thanks again.
BEST VIDEO I'VE SEEN, THUS FAR. great job, informative and very very helpful. I am now confident I can follow your instructions and succeed. Thanks I will spread the word..
I know that there are at least 2 different models of these blower motor housings. One is for Mexico built cars, one for US built cars. Most stores don't specify, but they are different.
2016 Rouge here, worked nicely. Thank you very much!
Thanks for the video!
I just walked out of the dealer after being quoted $945 to have the fan replace.
Wow. These quotes keep going up. Glad I could help
I just did this job on a 2015 in 40 minutes because I watch this video Thank you so much. Appreciate your video.
Awesome. Thank you for your feedback. Please share the part number and the first digit of your VIN (indicates country of origin) for others to consider
Greetings from Puerto Rico, many thanks for the help. I didn't have to go to the mechanic and I was able to do it thanks to you. Thanks brother !
Glad to help you. Enjoy. And thank you for your feedback
Thank you! This was a perfect step by step video for me. I'm not good with cars so I'm reliant on videos to work on mine. This was the easiest, smoothest and quickest fix I've ever had to do. Thank you so much.
Glad to help.
For me, the hardest part was getting the old heater motor to rotate clockwise. I had to use some large channel lock pliers to get it to move. Excellent video. Thank you.
Thank you for your response. Hope this new fan works longer than you going to keep the car
Exactly. Same for me. Glad I had those channel locks...
this is the point I'm stuck at, can't get it to rotate one way or the other. I'll see if i have some channel locks or a big pair of pliers.
@@mrgray3291 be sure all the screws are removed, but if no channel locks are available, then use a wood block and a hammer.
@cncsphere thank you so much for your reply. took me awhile to dig some channel locks out of the shed out back. i had to use them backwards, but i got it to pop out! thank you so much!
I just got done changing that blower motor out based on your video. The old blower had a burnt smell to it and was running intermittently.
Awesome video with clear and concise step by step instructions! Walked me right thru the job without any issues. Thanks....the wife is elated to have her heat and defrost back. 😁
Awesome. This video was recorded right around this time just last year
Thank you so much had no clue how to go about it but this video guided me and now my girls car AC works they quoted her 1,200 at Nissan and fixed it for $130 the part plus $33 In Freon. Took 1 1/2 hour
Thank you. Very glad to help you. Feel like robinhood
Hope you get YT ad revenue for all the money you saved us all here. Thank you. Had to watch a few times to see where the critical pry points were but straight forward and easy to follow video!
This was a fantastic video and helped me do the repair DIY for only $90. Thank you very much!
Thank you for your feedback. Glad I was able to help you
Thanks for the informational video. Helped me fix my sister's blower!
Excellent video. Just used it to replace my blower motor. Only thing that was not 100% compatible with my experience in my 2015 Rogue was:
My passenger side dash vent did not come off as 2 pieces (the louver part, and the bezel part). Mine was pretty much locked together as one unit. The difference was during reinstall. The dash vent needed to go in almost last because the upper glove box frame, and the carbon fiber trim piece both need to go in BEFORE the dash vent and more specifically the trim ring , as they get retained by that trim ring.
Awesome info. Thank you. Hope this post will be just as useful as the video
@@mrOnlinePolice @Andy Gold
It is as I have to replace the blower motor in a 2015 Rogue as I have no ac or heat. Appreciate the video and comments!
I really appreciate this video. I don't have the money to get this repaired at a shop but I had enough to purchase the motor.
Every step was easy to follow (thank you for your sacrifice of doing this whole repair while holding a camera lol) I got in and out of the repair job in 1-2 hours. All I needed was a Phillips screwdriver and something to pry the dash open( I ended up using a chisel)
But this video was a great help since it's been getting humid and in the 100s here in Texas. You're the best!!
Great. That is good music to my ears. Enjoy
Watched your video, I was able to do this in 30 minutes.. Thank You , and Good Health to you, Sir!
glad I could help. Thank you for your comment and enjoy your air
Awesome video, it was dead on. I do a decent amount of fixes myself and had this done in around 30-45 mins. You made it so easy.😊
Thank you for your comment. Enjoy the cool air
Thanks for the vid, I just fix mine. Amazon sell that part for 160$ with tax and shipping but but it will take 2 weeks. I couldnt wait due to appointment coming up, so I went to the car part for double the price which is fine with me. On the same day, the is fixed. Dealer ship was asking 900 plus and saying it’s cause by something else. If I can wait to not use the car, I would have save 150$.
Awesome. I'm glad I could save you some money.
Thank you for the tutorial! I was able to replace my blower motor in about 30 minutes.
Amazing. Thank you for commenting.
This video saved me a pile of cash. Great content.
Thanks a lot, great video! Worked for my 2015 rogue SV, exactly the same.
Thank you for your feedback.
This video is excellent. Just completed this replacement and it would have been a disaster without this instruction
Glad I could help. Enjoy your air
Thank you for sharing this detailed video! I am doing that sometime today and the step by step process really helps alot!
Just replaced mine with the help of your video many thanks!
Please share the part number for the rest of the people
Just did this n worked %100 thanks so much!
Thank you so much for showing step by step instructions. U saved me money and ot eas my first time. Thank you
Awesome. Enjoy your comfort
Thanks man…just did mine. Pretty quick and fairly easy
Thank you for your comment. Enjoy the cool air
Excellent video! You made this job incredibly easy.
Thank you for your feedback
You saved me a bunch of money thanks! 🙌
Very informative video. I was able to fix my fan motor my self. Thank you very much
Thank you for a very helpful video. I got the fan swapped out in under an hour. Awesome job!
Thank you for your comment? Did you have to remove the stereo head and the start button?
Yes, I followed the video. I thought I could skip the stereo head removal but it's impossible because the plastic molding tab is under the lower bracket, but it was super easy, but I also have the right tools, so of course, that helps. @@mrOnlinePolice
Super helpful! 2015 Rogue here two. Thanks!!!
Thank you for your feedback. Hope all goes/went well for you.
@@mrOnlinePolice It did! This is a great tutorial!!!
It took us only about 40 mins total and it was because I dropped two screws of the radio panel -like inside- that area when putting the parts backs. We are laughing now 😅😅, but not when trying to reach them.
Nice job on the video. Great insight. My 2018 had 'the fan not blowing' syndrome and I suspected either the blower motor or the blower motor resistor. Thanks to your video, I knew where the blower motor was located. I removed the glove box, reached in tapped the blower (as suggested in one of your replies) to see if it was motor brush related and the motor did not begin to spin. II still had a hunch that the culprit was the blower motor resistor and decided to eplace the blower motor resistor first and gave it a test. That's what it was but at least, thanks to your video, I know where to access the blower in case I need to in the future.
Awesome. Thank you. As a young YTber I never knew that people read my comments. Good toknow. Thank you for watching my video
Did you have to remove the pedal assembly to change the resistor? I'm having a hard time finding a good video for that process but so far it seems more complicated than the blower motor itself.
@@xDeathrider yes. You do have to remove the pedal assembly. And, yes it's a bit of a hassle. Removing it wasn't too bad but one of the nuts was hard to access. Re-installing the pedal assembly was a royal pain in the gluteous maximus because the carpet needs to be compressed and the stud mounting plate 'sinks' into the firewall so it seems like the studs are too short, but they aren't. Compressing the carpet and not having the studs push into the firewall to start the nuts on the studs was the hard part about re-install of the pedal.
@@northtrader thanks for the reply. I may just try to replace the motor and cross my fingers that the resistor is fine, I'm getting no airflow whatsoever on any speed. Would love to save money but that sounds like a headache I'm not sure I want to deal with.
@@xDeathrider how did it work out for you? I have same symptoms no airflow at any settings but then intermittently it does work. Just works when it wants to...
Great video! Thank you! I had a problem putting the lock screw on. They wouldn't align for me. So i counterclockwised the lock in and screwed in the screw inbetween. Hopefully it holds. 🤞🤞🤞
Hm. Hope it holds. Thank you for your comment. Where did you buy your fan at?
Wow. Excellent works. Glad I didn't continue with removing the gas/break. 2014 is behind the glove box method!! Thanks!!!
Glad to help. Good luck with your repair
Great video exactly what I needed to replace the failing blower motor in my 2016 Rogue. Thank you very much!
Awesome. Hope it works for you.
@@mrOnlinePolice So far so good! I have ice cold air driving around in Florida this week! I did buy my replacement blower motor from Advance Auto (my son works there so I got the employee discount - added bonus). Saved a lot of money versus going to a shop thank you again!
@RangerRik1 please share the part number if you have one, and also, please tell us the first digit of your VIN so others can compare. Thank you
@@mrOnlinePolicetwo weeks later and still working great! First digit of Vin is the letter k and the part is carquest part # 75041.
Thank you very much. Great instructions and well explained.
Happy that it helped . Thank you for watching my video
Great video! Just helped my sister save a few hundred bucks!
Thank you for detailed video without the long intro.
Thank you for mentioning the intro. I will try and keep my videos that way
Great information and video :)
been looking for this video for MONTHS. last video i tried using to fix my ac left out the power button removal and left me stumped at that part cause my radio wouldnt come out. THANK YOU! im buying the replacement blower motor friday!
Glad I was able to help. Good luck to you
I wouldn't lost all the screw...it is a great video!
Very informative video thank you!!
Thank you
I’m going to give this a go... wish me luck!!
Good luck to you
Thanks for doing this video.
My pleasure. Good luck with your repair
Thank you!
Great Video! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you very much for your effort and sharing.
Glad I could help. Thank you for your comment
This saved me an asston of money, thanks!
Glad I could help. Enjoy your air
Great video! This helps a lot! Ty
Glad to help. Hope it lasts
Absolute GREAT video - followed him step by step and saved a ton of money doing it myself - shop wanted $450 did it for $125
My mechanic wanted $480 to do this and said after the 4th, I got the part delivered to my home same day for all in 123 today and took old out and new in 30 minutes worked EXACTLY as this video describes. I can't thank you enough for this incredibly helpful video. The saved money is much needed. I did it with a Philips screw driver a small plastic knife and a pair of pliers. If you can follow directions you can do this.
Does the radio need to come off? Doesn’t really look like it does right?
Thanks much!
Thank you for your helped ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Glad it helped you. Enjoy.
You’re instructions were amazing. I took mine out and had it tested, but now I need to probably change the resistor, but I can’t figure out where that’s at. Any recommendations on a video or where to look? Mine is a 2014 Rogue, but the blower is on the passenger side like yours.
I think resistor is on the other side by the gas pedal. I don't have any videos in mind. Thank you for kind words
I was waiting for the engine to come out and the wheels to come off.
It's not that bad, is it?
Drop glove box , remove side vent , remove trim piece , remove glove box insert pop radio loose you can access the blower motor and cabin air filter
I like to thanks this video help me at all and save me money for the fix thanks!!
Glad to hear that. Hope it works for you
Excellent video. Can you recommend me a good scanner ?
Does this also help for heat mine doesn’t blow at all only while driving.? Please lmk
Most like. I would check fuses first. Also, I had a check engine light code that led me to the blower fan.
Hi, do you know the location of Fan Blower Motor Resistor on this car? I can not found any information about the fan blower resistor!
Hi! So if the air don’t work and I hit the dash and it starts working then it’s probably the blower motor and not the resistor??
Not necessarily. It could be your resistor or a fuse.
Mine is blowing way more weak than it used to. We have a lot of rodent activity in my neighborhood so I’m kinda worried something got in there and caused damage.
I cannot connect the last part.
I have the same motor you bought number 75041 Nissan rogue 2014 and the white power cords won’t connect.
I’ve lined them up and tried to push them closed for an hour. What are your thoughts?
You might have a car that was assembled in a different country. I know when I bought my fan, they asked me for VIN. There was one fan for Mexico assembly line and one for US assembly
Is it absolutely necessary to destroy the dash to get to the motor or can you pull it through the foot well cover?
Good question. I don't know if it's possible, but at the very least I would assume that you need to remove the glove box to at least see and as well reach to the wire connector, screw that holds the motor etc.
Any idea how much this repair would cost if you took it to the dealer or shop?
you are a gift from heaven to me!
i have an issue
i have nissan rogue 2017
in the winter the driver side blows a cold air and the passenger side blows hot air normaly
my friends told me its a common issue in rogue and the reason is the blend door actuator
i starts to repair it ,when i reach the blend actuator motor i saw the motor is working properly!!!
but the gate (that gear with the motor) is in very bad condition and the motor cant turn it
in order to fix it i have to remove the all the dashboard to replace the gate,(i hope you get my point)
So when i saw your video you removed the dashboard from the passenger side
is there any video explaining the removal of the dashboard from the driver side??
or vid explaing the solution of replacing the gate that gearing with the blend door actuator??
you will really help alot of peaple not just me because i will share your vid to my friends 😅
That is a business idea. I am always willing to make more videos and grow my channel, but unfortunately at this time i have other things going that are higher priority. I am going to research it though. Sorry that I can't be of any help here. I wish you success in finding that guide that you need
@@mrOnlinePolice alot of thanks to you my friend
keep doing the best 💗
It would be nice if you explained the mechanism involved in removing clips. Especially the blower motor
Sorry. That didn't cross my mind. I hope you got it
I replaced the blower motor and the resistor but still doesnt work..I checked to old blower motor of its working and its not working..what else could i do?
I would check the fuses, and maybe if it uses the relay
I have a Rogue whose blower motor only works intermittently (with all speed settings) and I just replaced the blower motor to no avail. I have the blower resistor that I guess I will try next though I must say this is a weird problem and I'm not looking forward to ripping out the gas pedal assembly just to replace one little resistor only to have that not be the issue either.
There must be a fuse or relay for the blower motor on these right? As of yet, I haven't found it.
Does your blower motor make a loud noise when it is working? Mine is intermittent, but when it works it is loud
As soon as I gave me motor a little touch, just enough for brushes to contact the rotor, it started working. So a good method to check would be to tap it with whatever, and see if it makes it run. Then you'd know if it is the motor at fault
@JD Did you find out what your problem was? I have same problem and I dont think it would be fuse but I do believe relay is possible...because blown fuse it just wouldn't work at all...it wouldn't work intermittently....
I have the same problem. Did you found the fan blower Resistor location?
@@mrOnlinePolice I just did this and hit the dash by the glove compartment and it started working. Blower motor would probably be at fault then huh?
Hey, like I said great video, however I have reached a wall. I was able to get the motor out, but had a lot of trouble unclipping the plug to the motor. Did you squeeze both sides of it to make it come loose, or was it some other method?
The latch is on one side only.
Great video.
Do you know the location of the AC heater motor Resistor for the 2014 Nissan Pathfinder Platinum. I can't find any information regarding this . Any information is helpful. Thank you .
Thank you. Unfortunately I don't know the answer to your question.
You can do this without taking all these dash pieces off
Hey man I like this. Do you know if this will work on the 2014 Nissan rogue 'select' which has the body style of the 2013 rogue?
This I would not be able to tell as I've never worked on one. I am sorry
@@mrOnlinePolice no problem thanks
I couldn't say for certain, but we have a 2015 Rogue Select and the controls for the heat and air are dials rather than buttons. The blower motor, as well as the blower motor resistor, had to be accessed on the driver side and the gas pedal had to be removed to do it. There is something that blocks access to the blower motor if you try to access it from the passenger side - that was our experience.
Why do you remove the stereo head? Thanks for the great video
I think it is because I had to remove thim plastics that tuck under the stereo head
@@mrOnlinePolice yes I believe your correct
Great vid. Have you ever replaced the blower motor resistor ?
Thank you. No I did not. But I heard it was a project
It seems like removing the radio head and start trimming was a overkill. Is it possible to reach it without removing though parts?
I don't know. Because in my case, the strip piece that is above glove box tucks behind the radio as well as, I believe, the front panel cover. And to remove the radio, had to remove the start/stop button. I might be wrong. If you are going to do this, please let us know if it worked. We are all here to learn.
@@mrOnlinePolice I just replaced the blower motor in my 2016 Nissan Rogue (I believe 2016-2020 have the same instructions for this). I did not need to remove my radio. I have zero knowledge of vehicles, but this video was excellent and I was able to change mine by myself. It is working - as of today. It took me about 2 to 2-1/2 hours, in the sweltering Phoenix heat, late July. Sigh. This saved me probably about $1k. Thank you so much for the video!!!!
I'm really hoping the blower motor can be accessed this way on my 2016 Rogue (the dash looks virtually identical). My significant other has a 2015 Rogue Select (the dash is different), and the gas pedal has to be removed and more, in order to access the blower motor and resistor. We ended up having a mechanic do it. Once the blower motor was replaced, for as much hassle as it was to get to it, the advice of other YTs was to replace the resistor as long as you have it all apart - and they're absolutely right. Do you know if you would have been able to replace the resistor with the access you had by removing what you did?
Thank you for watching my video. Unfortunately I have never had a Rogue Select. But I do believe I saw it on YT, they have their blower on the driver side with the resistor as well
@@mrOnlinePolice You made a great video that was informative and to the point, which I greatly appreciate. Both were accessed from the driver side on the 2015 Rogue Select. For my 2016 Nissan Rogue, which is the one currently having an issue, I'm not certain whether the blower motor can be accessed by your method or if it is on the driver side. My dash looks almost identical to yours, so I'm guessing your method for the blower motor. All the videos I've seen indicated the resistor seems to be on the driver side no matter whether the blower motor is accessible on the passenger or the driver side. I'll be doing this on Saturday, so I guess I'll find out then.
@@JL-ib7tj please let us know how that went
other videos i seen on a rogue blower motor they go from the steering side ? your way seems easier ? thank you
Were you watching rogue select or regular rogue videos?
@@mrOnlinePolice as far as i can tell just regular utube i never subscribed to anything else , maybe its just the model you have that you can do that with ?
@@MrGarcon98 he is referring to the rogue model not TH-cam model
@@macknumber9 i did not know there was a rogue select ? brand of car ,,,is that what your saying ,,,,? thanks