🔌 Nissan Blower Motor Relay, Part Number 25230-79942: Authentic and Reliable Review

I bought this car used and the heater or air conditioner fan never came on immediately after I started the car. It would take 15 minutes or less if it was warmer. Well, it's winter and I'm tired of going to work in the cold. I tried bleeding air from the heater core, which wasn't the culprit. I searched the internet for answers and came across a post saying the relay needed to be replaced. Well, for $18, it was worth it. Free 2-day shipping and 15-minute order. Hide behind the fuse panel in the

I bought a used 2007 Nissan Altima from a private individual. Just over 100,000km. Everything was fine, but when the cold set in, the stove motor didn't start with the car. It took 5 to 20 minutes to start after the machine was turned on or running. I researched the internet and kept finding posts about ".aha! the famous fan edition of the Nissan Altima." It looks like the problem is in the relay, the resistor and the fan motor itself. However, most reports point to it being a relay. It is a…

Fan motor relay failure. This part is what you need to fix the situation. Replacing the relay takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes: 1. Remove the driver's side fuse access panel next to the parking brake. This means that only the fuse box is visible.2. Then remove the entire side panel to gain full access to the fuse panel. A small trim removal tool or scrap will help. You may need to apply the parking brake to remove the panel. A flashlight also helps to see how the trim pieces connect.3. Once

2007 Nissan Altima - this worked right away and worked when I had to drive in 34 degree Fahrenheit cold weather this morning. I will update it if I need to replace it. I hope it never will. For owners of 2007 and similar Altimas, having swapped out I'd say the installation process is relatively easy - should take less than 15 minutes. You will need an 8mm socket and a Phillips screwdriver. 1: Remove the driver's side access panel. (disconnect) 2. Remove the panel under the left lower part of…