@@gracecho5848 Yes, I ended up removing the glove comparment and the grill. It wasn't that hard. There is a holder on the right side of the glove compartment. Make sure to use your thumb and put pressure on the tab to get out of the way. There are two screws on the bottom that hold the glove compartment and four screws to remove the grill. After that the blower came out easy. Just do the reverse to put everthing back. I got it down yesterday: 12/25/2022 Don't be intimidated it. You can do it. See this video minute 6:32 - 6:39 to get glove compartment holder: th-cam.com/video/5PmFBWVc6pk/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the detailed tip on how to move the motor to get it free from the tab! Did you look into just replacing the bearings and saving the good motor and impeller?
I wish I knew more about cars. My 2009 Element has a fresh cabin filter and 2013 CRV has a fresh cabin filter. The fan in the Element seems to blow way way more air.
Very nice video. I was having issues removing the blower motor after removing the screws. The holder of the plastic panel is in the way. Do I need to remove it too?
I’m trying to replace the blower in my 2013 CRV. I’ve managed to disconnect the wire and remove the screws, but that metal tab/clamp is holding it in place preventing the blower from coming out. Can anyone help?
Mine is also a 2013 crv. I need more forceful air to come out in order to warm up and cool down. Have you changed yours out yet? Any improvement? My headlights have always been dim. Have yours? Have you done any upgrades or modifications on your 2013 ? And may I ask what kind of mpg are you getting on yours? At less than 85,000 miles I had a dry pulley making noise and had to have that replaced and the belt replaced at my expense. I couldn't get Honda to participate sadly. How about you?
@@Susan70003 У меня тоже 2013 года пробег 150000 ремень меняю как положено по регламенту ,езжу на CNG расход в среднем 10 - 12 л . пару раз менял датчик парковки задний все брал на али стоит мало . Фары светят отлично ксенон .
@@Susan70003 I also have a mileage of 150,000 in 2013, I change the belt as it should be according to the regulations, I drive LPG consumption on average 10 - 12 liters. a couple of times I changed the rear parking sensor, I took everything on Ali, it costs a little. Headlights shine perfectly xenon.
Good video, but pushing on the fan towards inside is not possible, the is a wal there. Only way for me was to remove the glove door and pull on that metal bar a litle towards me so i can slide the fan out.
Based on what he said about debris, maybe pull it back out and give it a good vacuum, the inflow and outflow pipes, just to make sure nothing snapped off the old.motor or debris passed through the old set up.
THANK YOU!!!!! I did it. Emphasize the need for the small screw driver. It was essential to my success. great video and thank you,
I just want to give you. Thanks for the awesome guidelines that you were able to give us to install and AC. Blower, God bless you.
Replaced my blower motor over the weekend. Your video was an excellent guide. Thank you very much!!.
Hello. I have a CRV-2015. How did you overcome the metal grill that holds the plastic panel.
@@ramon3300 Same problem! I have a 2013 CRV and I cannot remove the blower of that piece of metal. Did you figure out a solution?
@@gracecho5848 Yes, I ended up removing the glove comparment and the grill. It wasn't that hard. There is a holder on the right side of the glove compartment. Make sure to use your thumb and put pressure on the tab to get out of the way. There are two screws on the bottom that hold the glove compartment and four screws to remove the grill. After that the blower came out easy. Just do the reverse to put everthing back. I got it down yesterday: 12/25/2022
Don't be intimidated it. You can do it.
See this video minute 6:32 - 6:39 to get glove compartment holder: th-cam.com/video/5PmFBWVc6pk/w-d-xo.html
@@gracecho5848 Отгибается немного пассатижами и вуаля!))
Thanks for the video. It applied to our hr-v. Turned out some acorns got into the fan.
Amazon has them for $50. I just got it today. Helpful video thank you
Thank you. Your video made this an easy job
Thank you for the detail that you put into your video. it helped me greatly.
My mom's is doing this as well! Thank you for the instructions! Very helpful.
Thank you so much. Made the job extremely easy
Fan konked out on long holiday drive and came home to find this extremely clear repair video! Amazing! Thank you!
Absolutely great video!!! Thank you!
Thanks for the detailed tip on how to move the motor to get it free from the tab! Did you look into just replacing the bearings and saving the good motor and impeller?
Followed your video. Made the job easy. Thank you!
Oh wow exact same color as mine, I love that color.
I wish I knew more about cars. My 2009 Element has a fresh cabin filter and 2013 CRV has a fresh cabin filter. The fan in the Element seems to blow way way more air.
I have a 2008 crv and its got similar noise but not as loud. Should i spray the bearing with silicone oil? Or just replace it. Its 40.00 usd online
Does anyone know if this video applies to a 2018 CRV EX-L USA? Thanks for any help.
Very nice and detailed video
Mine dont make that noise, but makes a loud blowing sound just not enough air comes out.
pull your cabin air filter, i bet a rodent has made a nest.
Very nice video. I was having issues removing the blower motor after removing the screws. The holder of the plastic panel is in the way. Do I need to remove it too?
Немного отгибаешь в низ плоскогубцами и снимаешь венттллятор
I’m trying to replace the blower in my 2013 CRV. I’ve managed to disconnect the wire and remove the screws, but that metal tab/clamp is holding it in place preventing the blower from coming out. Can anyone help?
Отгибаешь немного в низ плоскогубцами
Mine is also a 2013 crv. I need more forceful air to come out in order to warm up and cool down. Have you changed yours out yet? Any improvement?
My headlights have always been dim. Have yours? Have you done any upgrades or modifications on your 2013 ?
And may I ask what kind of mpg are you getting on yours?
At less than 85,000 miles I had a dry pulley making noise and had to have that replaced and the belt replaced at my expense. I couldn't get Honda to participate sadly. How about you?
@@Susan70003 У меня тоже 2013 года пробег 150000 ремень меняю как положено по регламенту ,езжу на CNG расход в среднем 10 - 12 л . пару раз менял датчик парковки задний все брал на али стоит мало . Фары светят отлично ксенон .
@@aleksandrvix1890 youtube won't translate to your comment to English for me.
@@Susan70003 I also have a mileage of 150,000 in 2013, I change the belt as it should be according to the regulations, I drive LPG consumption on average 10 - 12 liters. a couple of times I changed the rear parking sensor, I took everything on Ali, it costs a little. Headlights shine perfectly xenon.
What should the lifespan be for a blower motor?
Thank you for a great video
Does anyone know what the size of the screws are that go into the glovebox hinges?
Great video!
Thanks mr.good job
I just swapped out the blower motor on my 06 Ridgeline.
I’m about to be on my third Honda CRV blower motor in my 2015. The first two were genuine Honda units. It’s annoying.
Great video. TY
Good video, but pushing on the fan towards inside is not possible, the is a wal there. Only way for me was to remove the glove door and pull on that metal bar a litle towards me so i can slide the fan out.
I thought all 2015 and up including 2016 had a video touchscreen. Maybe that is a base model? Or is it a 2014?
It's an option, base model (LX & EX, I believe) didn't have the infotainment system.
Where do you oil the blower motor?
Не сможешь смазать замена подшипников или новый мотор
Thank you!
Thank you sir
I replaced blower motor but still hear a little bit of noise . Is that normal?
Based on what he said about debris, maybe pull it back out and give it a good vacuum, the inflow and outflow pipes, just to make sure nothing snapped off the old.motor or debris passed through the old set up.
Whats the part number?
Good 👍🏻
Great video, that’s so useful! 🎉
Thank you!