Genuine Toyota Tacoma Blower Motor

Toyota Tacoma Blower Motor Parts Questions & Answers

• Motor Sub-Assy, Heater Blower, W/Fan
  87103-04030
  Q: What are the troubleshooting steps for a non-working blower unit in a Toyota T100,Toyota 4Runner and Toyota Tacoma?

  A: Ensure you have the anti-theft code before disconnecting the battery. To fix a non-working blower unit, check the fuse and connections. The blower unit is under the dash or passenger seat. If the blower motor doesn't work, check for battery voltage. If there's no voltage, the issue could be with the ignition feed circuit, blower switch, heater main relay, or motor circuit. If voltage is present but the motor doesn't work, the blower resistor or heater/air conditioning control switch may be faulty. To replace the blower motor, remove the wiring connector bracket, mounting screws, and lower the blower assembly. The fan can be reused on the new motor. For 4Runner models, remove the passenger seat to access the rear blower motor. Installation is the reverse of removal. Check operation after installation.
• Motor Sub-Assy, Blower W/Fan
  87103-04040
  Q: How do you remove the blower motor and resistor in a Toyota Tacoma?

  A: To remove the blower motor, start by locating it under the dash, behind the glove box. Disconnect the blower motor electrical connector, then remove the three mounting screws. Lower the blower assembly from the housing and remove the spring clamp to separate the fan from the blower motor. For the resistor, it is situated on the blower duct under the dash. Directly access the resistor, disconnect its electrical connector, and remove the mounting screws. During installation, follow the reverse order of the removal process for both the blower motor and Blower Motor Resistor.