How to Replace a Blower Motor in Your Car

Blower motor replacement. How to replace a blower motor in your car DIY with Scotty Kilmer. How to fix blower motor that's not working. Blower motor location, inspection, removal and replacement. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 44 years.

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⬇️Things used in this video:
8. Common Sense

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[lcmoore]

Thank you so much for this video! Saved my mom from spending $3000 at the dealership and they claimed she needed front and rear evaporators.

[leewatson]

This video was very helpful! Saved me $70 for a new fan because the video showed how to test it. I disconnected and reconnected the fan and it started working. Thanks Scotty.

[Awesome-xjtg]

I Love your video. you don't say um all the time, you're straight to the point, you don't spend 5 minutes talking about how to turn the knob. I just love it. Thank you so much.

[whytepohnee]

Straight to the point! Energetic and lively! Love it! Hate when people ramble on all dull and monotone this is more like it! You're doing a real service good man!

[scottykilmer]

burned out motor most of the time, when it doesn't blow, whack the housing with your fist and if it blows, that's it for sure

[ethang]

Scotty your the man... the fact that I can come to one of your videos that is 6 years old and still get the info I need is wonderful

[scottykilmer]

@TacticalSecretAsian yes, it sends power to change speeds on the blower motor. Scotty

[roccopcoltrane]

Straight and to the it!  Thanks Scotty!

[scottykilmer]

I've got over 200 of em here on the scottykilmer channel, and put up a new one each week.

[warryckscown]

i like ur vids Scotty, cause u dont mess round, straight to the business, we dont get to see u select the tools to un bolt some thing, if we need to have that kind of tutorial, we should get granny to do it for us!! so yea, very good, two an a half minutes
and its done!!

[juntjoonunya]

Never knew how much goofy enthusiasm would make a simple repair video so much better. And you're concise for us impatient people. You know what you're doing. Thanks!

[scottykilmer]

@spelunkerd yes, resistors are computers now, and are often damaged when the motor goes bad, and being computers, you can trust them, period. I always change em out on GMs. Scotty

[djstatyk]

So guys, to anyone who comes to this video curious about a blower motor. Test the resistors, if the resistors are good, take the blower motor out and clean it out, I'm not sure about all blower motors, but the one I did recently in my legacy, all I have to do was take the cap off of the back of the blower motor, blow it out with the air hose and put it back together. Once I plug it in, it worked perfectly. Trial and error my friends.

[scottykilmer]

@dandim23 no, only one but the ducts can get restricted or blend doors can stick not fully open. Scotty

[MrSheepboy]

Finally! An informative, clear cut video. Much appriciated!

[Diva]

Thank you so much my husband was able to fix the blower motor with the help of your video. My A/C now working in this Texas heat. God Bless you.

[Krak-On-Splat-Roller]

thank you i'm a single mom living in Wisconsin and its starting to get cold thanks to your vid I got it done by myself.

[sickcorridos]

I just disconnect the blower motor and reconnected and start working again scotty save me to pay $80 dlls on a new one 🔥

[nataliemuncy]

Thank-you very much. The little tip on how to test the blower motor assembly with the wires, saved us from buying the wrong part. This elimination tip pointed us in the right direction. It turned out to be the resistor. All fixed, thank goodness!