Slowgoat
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I have a chirping noise on my 2 lowest settings for my HVAC.
I started digging about this problem and I uncovered a 60 page thread that goes back to 2/09 about this on tacomaworld.com.
Supposedly, after a quick skim of 20 or so pages of the thread, there is a new (non GM/Delphi) motor being spec'd for the Tacos #87103-04043 since 2012 or so.
Is this new motor going to work?
Have any of you all had this issue with your blower motors in our 4runners? (they have to be the same)
Has anyone had the new motor #87103-04043 ($108 on Ebay) long term (longer than a year)?
Has anyone else been successful with either the amazon aftermarket blower motor ($100 or so) or the aftermarket cheap one at auto parts stores ($40)? The consensus is they all start chirping (or are loud initally) in a year or less. Supposedly the new -04043 ones are lasting. Before I put down my $$$$ I would love some input.
Also, some report adjusting the 2 screws on the bottom of the motor with differing levels of success. Some say it works long term, others that the chirp comes back in days to months.
Before I get in trouble, I googled on our site, and found very little; most of it is old.
Thanks!
I started digging about this problem and I uncovered a 60 page thread that goes back to 2/09 about this on tacomaworld.com.
Supposedly, after a quick skim of 20 or so pages of the thread, there is a new (non GM/Delphi) motor being spec'd for the Tacos #87103-04043 since 2012 or so.
Is this new motor going to work?
Have any of you all had this issue with your blower motors in our 4runners? (they have to be the same)
Has anyone had the new motor #87103-04043 ($108 on Ebay) long term (longer than a year)?
Has anyone else been successful with either the amazon aftermarket blower motor ($100 or so) or the aftermarket cheap one at auto parts stores ($40)? The consensus is they all start chirping (or are loud initally) in a year or less. Supposedly the new -04043 ones are lasting. Before I put down my $$$$ I would love some input.
Also, some report adjusting the 2 screws on the bottom of the motor with differing levels of success. Some say it works long term, others that the chirp comes back in days to months.
Before I get in trouble, I googled on our site, and found very little; most of it is old.
Thanks!