SCITOO ABS Plastic Heater Blower Motor with Fan compatible with 2014-2017 Dodge Journey, 2010-2016 Lexus GX460, and 2010-2015 Toyota Venza - Front HVAC Blower Motor Review

Works great. Excellent value for money and quality. Then, for some reason, you turn off the car, the fan turns on, the engine accelerates for 1-2 seconds and stalls. Doesn't seem to be a problem, I'm very happy with the product

Took about a year. Give or take a month of slow dying before he finally gives up. It was definitely louder than the OEM, but not terrible. After a few months there was a clicking, uncomfortable but tolerable. Didn't mind buying to try a cheaper option but wouldn't buy again.

Great wagon, easy to set up and quick to get home. Very good price. The only reason I didn't give it a five out of five is that it turns on in a second and off in about a second and is a little louder than the original factory gear. However, I would buy it again as the price difference makes up for these two small differences.

She gets what you pay for this engine, fits perfectly, forks are perfect but noisy, she has a line and at almost any speed she doesn't somewhere , the airflow is an original toyota motor so i am sending this motor back and it is original to me, it costs extra money because i bought my toyota for its smoothness and its fan is not up to the task.

Fits economical fan replacement for 2012 Toyota Venza. Fits perfectly. Pretty easy fix. It's a little louder and a little less powerful than the original Denso fan, but costs a lot less. There's a one-second delay when turning on or changing speeds, but that seems to be part of the design. I've been using it daily for several months and it's still working fine.

I have never replaced a fan motor but this motor is very easy to install and still works great! There's a slight delay when you first turn it on and a slight delay when you turn it off, but that doesn't bother you at all. It seems there is a power regulator that allows the motor to run slower or faster. I will update if there are problems. It's quiet and seems to blow just as well as the OEM. Bought for a 2012 Toyota Tundra.

Very easy to remove and reinstall. Pretty close to factory, the CFM is a bit smaller but worth mentioning but not a big deal. This is because the blower cage has less than 2 ribs. There is a slight on/off delay, again not a big deal but worth mentioning. This item has a retail price of $189.90 and is very similar to an aftermarket product, just with two fins added. It has been balanced and passed the quality assurance process. The cage is bolted on and holds tight. All in all, great value for a

I had another fake fan from another manufacturer that only worked for 5 minutes. The seller refunded the money for the defective goods. This has been in operation for about 30 days (August summer heat). It seems to work fine, the engine hums slightly. The original Toyota fan was nearly silent. Apart from a slightly annoying engine noise, it works great. You can tell it doesn't have the same build quality as the original Toyota fan when you hold it in your hands. It's also $150 cheaper than a…

My old fan failed while driving so I bought it for half the price instead of spending $150 on an original Toyota. and it works just as well. This is the perfect replacement for the original. It was a little awkward getting under the dash to get the screws out, but doable. Now my air conditioner/heater blows as hard as a new car. After owning it for about 8 months, I noticed that the fan would hum up and down whenever I turned on the AC/heater. I haven't given it much thought, but for the past…

UPDATE: This has been installed for 3-4 months and seems to be dying. It has inconsistent blowing power and problems putting it on when remote starting my truck got worse. Also, the initial airflow settings don't seem to work or change the airflow amount from one setting to the next. Conclusion: DO NOT BUY! It's a lot cheaper than an OEM replacement and to be honest that's why I bought it. It's very easy to install and probably saved me $300 doing it myself (took under 15 minutes but we all…