Bad blower

Blower still blowing

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Mine works noise-free and no failure at 13k, but experience is the same as many here: the blower has been weak since day one.

I remember a thread where a guy was having issues with multiple failed blowers and then abruptly ended the thread by stating the problem was finally resolved by using a Land Cruiser blower.

[MENTION=106556]alico268[/MENTION] is the Land Cruiser blower a drop in part like the replacement 4Runner blower, or does it require fitting/mods, and which model TLC is it from?
 
[MENTION=106556]alico268[/MENTION] is the Land Cruiser blower a drop in part like the replacement 4Runner blower, or does it require fitting/mods, and which model TLC is it from?

Interesting. If that's a drop-in upgrade, it would sure be worth while to be rid of our weaksauce blowers. Unless, knowing Toyota, they want two prices for a LC part, just 'cause.
 
Mine works "okay." Seems like it works hard (a lot of noise and not much airflow).

When I bought it certified used with 34,000 miles, it had a very loud hum/vibration. I told the service department. They said they found leaves in the fan motor. It hasn't made the hum/vibration since. Hope it stays "good".
 
...I wonder if there is an "aftermarket" or [MENTION=65614]Antman[/MENTION] modification that can be done to the blower...

:pop2:

I'm sure I could rig up a brushless motor in there and blow the vents right outta the dash, but I digress...lol,
 
[MENTION=106556]alico268[/MENTION] is the Land Cruiser blower a drop in part like the replacement 4Runner blower, or does it require fitting/mods, and which model TLC is it from?

I'm not quite sure the specifics as [MENTION=112919]Salvo[/MENTION] didn't elaborate but just stated his problem was resolved after a unit for a 100 series LC was used. It was post #40 in the following thread:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...tor-keeps-failing-even-after-replacement.html

I'll shoot him a message and see if we can get him to chime in here.
 
I'm sure I could rig up a brushless motor in there and blow the vents right outta the dash, but I digress...lol,

[MENTION=65614]Antman[/MENTION]...:guitar3: or :boxer: or :artist2:

me... :pop2:

The rest of the forum... :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2: :pop2:
 
I'm not quite sure the specifics as [MENTION=112919]Salvo[/MENTION] didn't elaborate but just stated his problem was resolved after a unit for a 100 series LC was used. It was post #40 in the following thread:



http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...tor-keeps-failing-even-after-replacement.html



I'll shoot him a message and see if we can get him to chime in here.



From his post in that thread I gathered that he had bought an entire 100 series LC, not just the blower motor ;)
 
From his post in that thread I gathered that he had bought an entire 100 series LC, not just the blower motor ;)

96r50 nailed it. I had been kicking around the idea of trading for a 100. The multiple blower failures were enough to inch me over the edge. Loved my 4R, just wanted another LC.
 
My air blower has died after a battery disconnect. I'm thinking it has something to do with computer but can't get it working.

I have checked all fuses. I can feel warm/cool air while driving passing through vents, but the fan doesn't work at any speed.

2003 Limited 80K

Any help much appreciated.

Thank you.
 

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