Replace Camry/Lexus A/C Blower Motor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- This video is a tutorial that teaches you how to replace an air conditioning or heater fan blower motor on a Toyota Camry or Lexus. Its very simple and easy and designed so that you can do it on your own.Replace Camry/Lexus A/C Blower Motor
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I watched the video and you gave me the courage and confidence to tackle my 91 Lexus blower not working problem. Win or lose...you are a winner in my book for inspiring people to self-empowerment for the financial good of themselves and family.. Awesome video brother...awesome!
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I accessed this video today to fix my dad's Lexus RX three something or whatever and I am driving as I speak to the repair shop to buy a blower motor AutoZone whatever. I just wanted to say thank you very much save me a ton of money and you made me look like a rockstar
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Thank you, my Lexus is making noise and now I know how to do it: great service you're doing. Thanks again
Thanks for the info.45 minutes I was finished.
WAIT!!! You do not need to remove the glove compartment to replace the blower motor!!!!!. The little plastic cover that is attached to the bottom of the glove box can be pulled off by hand (3 clips), then you have access to the three bolts that hold the blower in place. Just unscrew the bolts, unplug the wiring harness, fit the new motor in place of the old one, plug in the wiring harness, and replace the cover. Removing the glove box is totally unnecessary and adds about an hour to a 30 minute job!!!!
Thanks I'm about to do my own an I am happy to not have to remove my glove box
Just changed mine on ls400. Could have done it without removing glovebox. Broke a clip too but got motor replaced and all is good! Thanks!
Thanks! Had a couple leaves making noise in my 01 ES300's blower. Took about 15 minutes to get everything out and back in. Definitely needed to remove the entire glovebox assembly unlike what Jack Holland suggests below. His car is probably different, definitely didn't take an hour, or even 30 minutes.
Thanks for this clear and easy to understand video.I have a 2010 Lexus LS460. My AC makes a loud noise each time I turn the car on and then it just about goes dead. When I'm driving on the highway, I feel some cool air coming through. The dealer told me that "it" needs to be replaced and costs almost $500 including labor. Is it possible that it's just the HVAC blower behind the glove compartment? I'm hoping it is so that I can do it myself. My lease is almost over and I would hate to have to spend $500. Can you please tell me if it sounds like the HVAC blower? Thanks in advance.
Short, sweet, to the point! Well done, and thanks! About to help my brother replace his after work
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Thank you for posting this! It was super helpful and saved me $500
Thanks for being an awesome person and making this. I'm going to help my Gf replace hers and this will help gretly
LOL, happy to hear that the video helped you guys out. Let us know if you need any help.
I have a 1995 LS400, the airconditioning blows cold and hot, however, the fan seems to be not blowing properly, even ifI set it on the highest blower setting, the airconditioning fan is still not that good, I checked my cabin air filter and its pretty dirty, im getting a replacement tomorrow. Do you think I need to replace the blower motor on my car too?
Thank you!
It is easy long as the sap you got it from didn't cut the wire harness...LOL! 😝 Thanks for encouraging folks to do their own repairs. I just replaced the rear bumper on my 2011 Rave4...$280 bucks on line and was painted the correct color...Local body shop wanted $2200...🤑...ouch! You wouldn't believe how easy it is to replace!
what year is the Lexus you're working on? it's almost July and I need to replace my motor in an 07 Lexus ls460
You just saved me $500. Thank you!
On these 1997-2001 Es300 can you remove the evaporator core from under the glovebox without removing the whole dash ? and a lot of thanks
Hey I know this is an old video but my 94 Camry was stuck on high for a while and just recently went completely out. I'm thinking it's the blower motor resistor and maybe the blower motor itself as well. Do you know where the blower motor resistor on a 94 Camry is
good one..this make me wanna do mine 2000 Es300..looks very simple. just wondering if i have no problem and i went ahead and installed a new motor would i notice any difference? thanks. you should keep diy on those Es300
lexusfan100 it's just one of those things are either good or there bad if its blowing like it's supposed to I would just leave it alone and I'll try to get some more out on the ES is thanks for the comments
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thanks ..ya like fuel filter change :)
In my 2001 lexus es300. When i turn my ac on, it start making a noise. Could it be the blower?
My IS300 ac blows a slight amount of cold air out. But will not increase in volume. Does work well when car is going down highway and I set AC to intake rather than circulate air. Is this the blower?
Great question it does sound like you might have low Freon if the fan is blowing at his normal rate but it's just not cold it's probably a Freon level issue
Thanks so much. Is it safe to just add the freon myself or should I "clean out the old stuff" first?
Thank you for the video I'm sure I can pull this off
I have a problem with my blower motor only working on the highest setting. I was wondering what it could be.
if my air(cold or hot) does not come out when i set the temp, could it be that the blower motor needs to be replaced?
+Marshall S Hobbs III yes more than likely it is your blower motor
Do you have a video or know of any videos that I could see to replace the rear tail light of a 98 lexus gs300
This is my problem the settings work but neither hot or cold air blows out. I was told it could be because I have a coolant leak or maybe even the thermostat?
i havent replaced that part but it definitely seems to be the problem. the connections were fried. had to replace the wires.
Looking out for the people, thanks
Thanks just helped me out! I’m
how do I know if that is the problem. my ac was working fine and then it starting making noise and now its not working its not blowing or coming on at all please help me
Eunique Isaacs Hey Man, I thought that I had responded to your question but noticed this morning that my reply wasn't showing up so I'm sorry about that. Ok, it definitely sounds like your fan motor is bad. Its not a very hard job to replace it and if you need some help, I can walk you through it step by step. Let me know!!
Thanks man you've been helpful!
where is the blower resistor i cant find it
Land croser ac not working ac light bubbling what problems
Appreciate you making a video, but actually explain how to replace the fan next time
Thank You!
+Orlanda Cunningham your welcome need any help let us know
Who gives a Thumbs Down to a video that's showing you how to fix a problem yourself and save hundreds of Dollars?
same for 07 ls460?
Thx
My toyota camry radiator fans stuck on high
Gabriel Shelton Hi Gabriel, do you mean your blower motor for your interior A/C or do you mean the radiator fan?
Randomness at its best.....but after viewing this and hearing your views on DIYers, i think I may have found someone that could help direct me in my current task .
I am a woman that has been working on my own cars for about two years as a result of being bullied, disrespected and demeaned by way too many male mechanics. If possible, could you please contact me so I can pick your brain and hopefully move forward in my current endeavor?