This was an excellent training session. The technican did an excellent job explaining what he was doing to troubleshoot the problem. He also provided clear video of the process. Job well done.
I have a 2006 Corolla. I had an intermittent problem with my blower motor, so I replaced it as outlined in this helpful video. But in my case, replacing the motor didn't solve my problem. I discovered that when I wiggled the blower motor relay, I could make the fan go off and on. I solved my problem by cleaning the contacts on the relay. The blower motor relay is located under the dash above the glovebox. The relay is hidden, and cannot be seen by looking under the dash. To access the relay, remove the glovebox. Reach under the dash and feel around toward the front of the dashboard. You'll feel three (3) relays located side by side. The blower motor relay is the larger of the three, and is the one located closest to the steering wheel. Pay attention to the orientation of the relay when you remove it. You won't be able to see it when it's reinstalled.
That’s great information, thank you for your input and hopefully your comment will help someone. The blower motor resistor is another part that can cause the blower not to work at all or only work on one speed. Thank you for the comment, please share and subscribe.
One of the best videos/tutorials watched on TH-cam. Own same car so now I know #8 & #10 socket. Like the light idea have a tester but thats gold right there. Thank you
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Awesome video man. I have an 07 Corolla S as well and the blower motor just went out. But I think I got good use out of it. 14 years and 257,000 miles. Lol
I've got the same car. Mine currently only works with the fan on the highest setting. Though the test light shows power at each fan speed setting. Was going to replace the motor but someone suggested maybe the relay. Guess I'm playing with the relay this weekend.
Super easy way to test the motor is reach where the cabin air filter goes and spin the fan then turn it back on, if it's the motor that's the problem it'll work after spinning it.
Art, I love this tutorial. Straight to the point and broken up and explained clearly. My 07 Yaris repair is identical. Your Test light is cool. Thank you!
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I loved this video. Good video angles. Clear. I have a question about my 07 Corolla heater. Blows fine but cold. When I accelerate it blows hot and then cool when idling. Any ideas?
Seems like to me that you are possibly low on engine coolant. If your coolant is low there not enough hot coolant Circulating through the system then cools down when your at idle. Or the other possibly is the heater core is Partially blocked and not allowing coolant to flow fast enough. Hope that helps. Let me know what you find.
Job well done 👍👍👍 great explanation on every step of the way without skipping parts like other mechanic youtubers do. 1 question man, in order to replace the a/c evaporator on a 2005 Corolla. Do u have to remove the whole dash or is there another way?
Great video! I’m having similar issues with my corolla. My blower doesn’t work sometimes. However, if I hit the glove box, dash, or climate control hard a couple of times it will come on. Also, when it works the speed of the air flow fluctuates. What could this be?
I replaced the resister and the blower motor but I still dont have any air. got any tips? Ive ordered a 40amp for the fuse box under the steering wheel for the blower, if its not that im out of ideas. :)
So I have a 2015 corolla, and my air and heat will go out and cut back on every once and awhile. When its not working, I don't here anything cut on, so what are all the things I need to replace, from cheapest to most expensive? Thanks, Rickey
My ac will work first thing in the morning. But later, even just two hours later, it will not turn on at all. Will that be just the blower motor resistor then?
My ac blows cold air but it comes out really weak, almost at a whisper, no matter where i turn the knob. So i replaced the resistor thinking that'd help. Should i replace the motor next?
Spoutnik yes. It’s a common problem w/ the factory blower motor to go out on Toyota’s plus the Magic of you tube. Thank you for commenting on the video.
My fan and compressor won’t turn on when I hit the a/c button. Any advice? I didn’t see any bad fuses or relays. But I can’t find the location of a fuse for the blower motor. Only the relays and fuse for a/c system.
Thanks for this video... Sad part is, where the fuse box is.. The blower motor is actually probably an easier fix lol.. I can't hardly get my fat ass up under there to that fuse box for nothing lol.
@@fixersautomotive4514 I've change the cabin fiter I guess the leave the blower motor right? Is it the thing that you change in the video and thank you for replying.
Your light bulb tester is genius. I never thought of using a bulb before.
This was an excellent training session. The technican did an excellent job explaining what he was doing to troubleshoot the problem. He also provided clear video of the process. Job well done.
William Wright thank you for your great comments. Thank you for watching my video, please share and subscribe.
I have a 2006 Corolla. I had an intermittent problem with my blower motor, so I replaced it as outlined in this helpful video. But in my case, replacing the motor didn't solve my problem. I discovered that when I wiggled the blower motor relay, I could make the fan go off and on. I solved my problem by cleaning the contacts on the relay. The blower motor relay is located under the dash above the glovebox. The relay is hidden, and cannot be seen by looking under the dash. To access the relay, remove the glovebox. Reach under the dash and feel around toward the front of the dashboard. You'll feel three (3) relays located side by side. The blower motor relay is the larger of the three, and is the one located closest to the steering wheel. Pay attention to the orientation of the relay when you remove it. You won't be able to see it when it's reinstalled.
That’s great information, thank you for your input and hopefully your comment will help someone. The blower motor resistor is another part that can cause the blower not to work at all or only work on one speed. Thank you for the comment, please share and subscribe.
Loved the video...and laughed when you asked “can you guys feel it?”😂
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One of the best videos/tutorials watched on TH-cam. Own same car so now I know #8 & #10 socket. Like the light idea have a tester but thats gold right there. Thank you
David Ahders thank you so much for the nice comments. The test light is cheap and quick to make. Please share and subscribe to my channel.
Hey I want to thank you my Toyota from my son's car had the same issue and watching your video help replace it sure appreciate it thanks JT
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Awesome video man. I have an 07 Corolla S as well and the blower motor just went out. But I think I got good use out of it. 14 years and 257,000 miles. Lol
I've got the same car. Mine currently only works with the fan on the highest setting. Though the test light shows power at each fan speed setting. Was going to replace the motor but someone suggested maybe the relay. Guess I'm playing with the relay this weekend.
Thank you so much for this video , my air stopped blowing in Alabama 101 heat , this really saved our lives
Great video. Helped me replace the blower motor on my 2007 Corolla. Thank you!
Great video! Easy to understand and great analysis. I like that you explained your DIY testlight too.
Elias Kane great to hear some feedback . Thank you for watching the videos, please share and subscribe.
Super easy way to test the motor is reach where the cabin air filter goes and spin the fan then turn it back on, if it's the motor that's the problem it'll work after spinning it.
Art, I love this tutorial. Straight to the point and broken up and explained clearly. My 07 Yaris repair is identical. Your Test light is cool. Thank you!
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Thanks, now I can finally fix my 2005 Corolla blower motor jus tin time for the summer's heat!!!
Your video was very helpful for helping resolve blower issues on my 2006 Corolla. Turned ouout to be a bad connection at the resistor.
Thanks for this video! I was able to diagnose the problem and replace my blower motor with ease on my 2008 corolla. Much appreciated!
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Great video. I have a 2008 Corolla and it was very easy following your instructions.
Good stuff. Thanks for putting this up.
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Awesome video brotha! I hope that’s what the problem is on my Honda! But overall awesome video on how to troubleshoot!
Thank you for the video very helpful.
Great job 👍
Great job. Thanks Got mine going! Thanks
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Great job!
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Very helpful. Thank you.
great video, you saved me a bunch of cash, MAHALO from HAWAII
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Good job thanks
I loved this video. Good video angles. Clear. I have a question about my 07 Corolla heater. Blows fine but cold. When I accelerate it blows hot and then cool when idling. Any ideas?
Seems like to me that you are possibly low on engine coolant. If your coolant is low there not enough hot coolant Circulating through the system then cools down when your at idle. Or the other possibly is the heater core is
Partially blocked and not allowing coolant to flow fast enough. Hope that helps. Let me know what you find.
Job well done 👍👍👍 great explanation on every step of the way without skipping parts like other mechanic youtubers do. 1 question man, in order to replace the a/c evaporator on a 2005 Corolla. Do u have to remove the whole dash or is there another way?
Yes you would have to remove the entire dash to get to the box. Good luck w/ that repair, it’s a lot of work.
If I have ac buy no heat.what could be the problem? Thanks.great video
Great video! I’m having similar issues with my corolla. My blower doesn’t work sometimes. However, if I hit the glove box, dash, or climate control hard a couple of times it will come on. Also, when it works the speed of the air flow fluctuates. What could this be?
Trey Kelly either it’s the blower motor just like this video or the blower motor resister. Good luck and let me know what fixes the vehicle.
My fan speed control dial will not work unless i gently push down on the dial before turning it. Any ideas on how to fix this? Thanks for the content.
I replaced the resister and the blower motor but I still dont have any air. got any tips? Ive ordered a 40amp for the fuse box under the steering wheel for the blower, if its not that im out of ideas. :)
Question: is the blower motor on the corolla the same as the one in the vios?
Thank you
It’s just a simple tail light for a trailer or old truck. You can buy them at any auto parts store and make your own. Good luck.
Where can you get a test light like he used
So I have a 2015 corolla, and my air and heat will go out and cut back on every once and awhile. When its not working, I don't here anything cut on, so what are all the things I need to replace, from cheapest to most expensive? Thanks, Rickey
Thanks
My ac will work first thing in the morning. But later, even just two hours later, it will not turn on at all. Will that be just the blower motor resistor then?
What if the AC light doesn't come on?
Good job Brother it is the blower bad in my Sienna 14Vdc then i will Replace it
Thank iu so much
Happy to help, thx for watching the video.
Hey there. I have the exact same car but no light is kicking on to the ac button. No fans no compressor is kicking on. Any ideas? Thanks.
I have the same issue but the compressor doesn’t turn on either. I hardwired the blower and it turns on. Not sure what could it be
My ac blows cold air but it comes out really weak, almost at a whisper, no matter where i turn the knob. So i replaced the resistor thinking that'd help. Should i replace the motor next?
Have you tired changing or cleaning out the cabin air filter? The dirty filter will cause a weak air flow thur all the vents.
If replacing the blowing motor doesn’t fix it and still no air do you think it would be the blower motor relay or resistor ?
More than likely yes. The resistor is bad. Please use a test light to check power going to the resistor.
Usually when the resistor is bad, the only blower speed that will work is high.
When you test the power to the blower motor, is the car on? Or is it off and you just turn the dial?
You can leave the blower in the car. Just unplug the connector to the blower and test the wires just like the video.
That is happening in my Toyota matrix 2008 ! Sometimes the blower works sometimes doesn’t
so basically you already knew where is the problem exactly! that's why you already bought a new one :)
Spoutnik yes. It’s a common problem w/ the factory blower motor to go out on Toyota’s plus the Magic of you tube. Thank you for commenting on the video.
My fan and compressor won’t turn on when I hit the a/c button. Any advice? I didn’t see any bad fuses or relays. But I can’t find the location of a fuse for the blower motor. Only the relays and fuse for a/c system.
Same vehicle?
It’s an 05, but yes. I bypassed the A/C sensor, and the fan kicked on, but still nothing with the blower motor.
And honestly, I can do without the a/c this time of year, I really just need my blower motor to work to defrost my window.
@@fixersautomotive4514 I did try a new resistor, and a new blower motor. I don’t know if there is a fuse that I am missing?
Could it be the blower motor relay? Where is it located)
I checked the cabin filter was clogged with debri like mouse nest of paper.
Thanks for this video... Sad part is, where the fuse box is.. The blower motor is actually probably an easier fix lol.. I can't hardly get my fat ass up under there to that fuse box for nothing lol.
What if the ac doesnt blow as strong as before?
Dung Hoang it’s a worn blower fan motor or clogged a/c cabin filters.
@@fixersautomotive4514 I've change the cabin fiter I guess the leave the blower motor right? Is it the thing that you change in the video and thank you for replying.
mine gets power. i can hear the motor go but at like 2% power
Can't find a part number for the blower motor anywhere grr trial and error I guess thanks for the video though
You're local. San Tan Valley. Sup.
RELLIKPIR sorry viewer, I’m in Tucson. Thank you 😊
@@fixersautomotive4514 I'm closer to you than sun city.
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