🌬️ Enhance Air Circulation with TYC 700236 Replacement Blower Assembly Review

Excellent bar, everything fits together (defrost gutter, support bar and screwing of the module). Installation took 5 minutes, the hardest part was refitting the cab width cover plate! I assumed the new fan would be manually rotated with less friction, but no. It's actually a bit stiffer than the OEM. No wiring is required like many other extras I've looked at. Plug & Play Rules! Nice packaging, excellent delivery speed, the lowest price I could find. Best $40 I've spent since buying it online.

Pros: On my 2010 Chevy Traverse, this front fan motor was very easy to access and replace. = very little use of air conditioning). When we noticed that the fan was not working again, we took it to a professional, assuming there were more serious problems, maybe electrical, that I couldn't fix myself. We were wrong. The shaft in this part was uneven and wore out the bearings and quickly froze. I would not recommend buying. Look elsewhere for higher quality parts.

Like the other reviewer - the front air conditioner in my 2007 GMC Acadia stopped working and I did enough research to believe it was the fan. Under the dash, pull out two pins (the center of the pin is pulled out with pliers - be careful not to damage them when pushing them back in during reassembly). You then loosen the old fan and rotate it to remove it. The replacement fits perfectly and my front A/C is working better than ever! The old one was so worn and rusted that the fan blade barely…

The heater in my 2011 Buick Enclave was unreliable. I would have to hit the glove box to start the fan. Sometimes this method was even ineffective, and I was left without heating and with fogged windows. I didn't have any money to spare, so a $400 repair at the shop wasn't an option. I found this replacement engine and took a chance. I also bought a fairing removal kit with various trimming and closing tools for $14. As a couple, my husband completed the entire replacement, from removal to…