🚗 TYC 700188 Toyota Tacoma Blower Assembly Replacement Review

2006 Tacoma. Arrived well packaged. Installs easily. Make sure it is properly aligned/flush before screwing it back in. No louder than OEM. It's noisier than the motor you're replacing as chances are one of them will fail and barely move air. My intuition (scientific term) tells me that this is a smaller move than new stocks, but not by much. I'm replacing the cabin filter to see if that helps improve airflow. You'll need to reposition the plastic cable retention tab, but overall this is an…

Installed yourself in about 30 minutes, including selection of tools! Works a little louder than the factory original, but not bad; I'm sure I'll be able to ignore this noise in a few days (you know how it is when there's a new noise in the car, you hear it). Also, I'd rather have a slight hum from a fan than a creak from a bad bearing, so the original was replaced. For $40 versus $114 for the OEM version, I'd like a slightly louder fan. Be warned that the small white plastic wire retention…

I was in a hurry to buy a new fan motor for my Tacoma 07 because the original motor sometimes didn't work. This item arrived the day after I ordered it, just before I went to an anime event with my wife and some friends. Installation was very quick; three screws, disconnect one cable, and then pull it out. Some buyers report "high-pitched noise," but it's not a high-pitched sound at all, as loud as the Tacoma hits the road, you won't even notice the noise this engine makes. The noise sounds…

Replaced 2007 factory fan that would not run at any speed other than HIGH. No, in this case the problem is not with the fan resistance. The original fan had over 200,000 miles of air through it and the commutator was simply worn out. I ordered a new fan on Sunday, it arrived late Monday evening = WOW! The installation process took about 5 minutes. Fan. Disconnect the 2 wire harness hangers. Remove 3 5.5mm hex head screws. Pull out the old fan, put in the new one, and zip everything back up. The

My 2008 Tacoma is 11 years old and had a problem with an intermittent fan motor problem four years ago in 2015. I completely disassembled the fan and repaired it every year, filed the fan motor stator and contact sockets, it worked perfectly for 12 months after each repair. When the new solid state resistor board came out I finally decided to replace both the resistor and the fan motor. The only problem was getting to the two screws that hold the resistor to the footwell. I highly recommend…