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2015 Toyota Corolla blower motor issue
4 years 8 months ago - 4 years 8 months ago #31509
by joshuamal
2015 Toyota Corolla blower motor issue was created by joshuamal
I have a customer bringing his vehicle in with blower motor issues, apparently sometimes it doesn't works, i need an electrical diagram for the entire system from the starting power source and any inputs you may have.
this is the customer statement, it will work on various speeds for a few minutes then stops. it has been making a grinding noise for about a month.
By the way, how difficult will this replacement be? it has no automatic controls. Should I replace resistor as well?
this is the customer statement, it will work on various speeds for a few minutes then stops. it has been making a grinding noise for about a month.
By the way, how difficult will this replacement be? it has no automatic controls. Should I replace resistor as well?
Last edit: 4 years 8 months ago by joshuamal.
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4 years 8 months ago #31520
by Paul6004
Replied by Paul6004 on topic 2015 Toyota Corolla blower motor issue
The fact that it makes a grinding noise suggest you simply have a mechanical issue with the motor and need to replace it - no wiring diagram necessary...
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4 years 8 months ago #31547
by Tyler
Replied by Tyler on topic 2015 Toyota Corolla blower motor issue
Grinding noise? :huh: I'm inclined to agree with Paul, sounds like the bearings in the fan are going out. Or, there's debris in the fan blades.
Replace the resistor if you want? I find that Toyota products usually don't suffer from the blower circuit problems of domestic vehicles. Most 'Yotas go their whole lives with the original blower motor and resistor/controller. Take care not to use cheap aftermarket parts, if possible. You're more likely to install a problem.
Whatever you do, bring a cabin filter, too. It'll be right in your face, and it's good HVAC maintenance if you haven't replaced it recently.
Replace the resistor if you want? I find that Toyota products usually don't suffer from the blower circuit problems of domestic vehicles. Most 'Yotas go their whole lives with the original blower motor and resistor/controller. Take care not to use cheap aftermarket parts, if possible. You're more likely to install a problem.
Whatever you do, bring a cabin filter, too. It'll be right in your face, and it's good HVAC maintenance if you haven't replaced it recently.
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3 years 7 months ago #42234
by jacobhencke
Replied by jacobhencke on topic 2015 Toyota Corolla blower motor issue
Agreed, there might be problems with bearings. Check out some variants on this
Rolek
site if you need high-quality ones. It helped me with the same issue, so it might be an option for its solution.
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