Motores soplador para Toyota Corolla

Blower Motors for Toyota Corolla

When the weather outside is bad, you depend on your Toyota Corollas climate control system to get your cars interior to a comfortable temperature and to keep it there for the duration of your journey. The blower motor for a Toyota Corolla is a critical part of the climate control system that brings the temperature-controlled air into the cars cabin.

Your Corollas blower motor is designed to get the warm or cool air right into the different areas of the interior cabin of your Corolla. Here are some features that help the motor do this effectively:

• Precision-Engineering: The blades on your Corolla blowers fan are angled in such a way in order to move the maximum amount of air with the least amount of wear and tear.
• Powerful: The blower motor for the Toyota Corolla is equipped with a dense array of fan blades to be able to capture more air and move it more quickly.
• Durable: Each individual component of the blower is crafted to last for many years of use.
• Easy-to-Replace: The glove box and blower are attached in such a way as to make the blower motor easy to remove and to replace it if the need should arise.

When searching for Toyota Corolla blower motors, you will encounter a pretty good mix of both aftermarket blower motors and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) motors. If you select an OEM motor, you have the choice of a brand-new blower motor, or a used, working one that has been removed from a vehicle being used for spare parts.

As with most mechanical parts for your Toyota Corolla, it is important to ensure that you select the correct model year as the blower motors for different model years tend to vary slightly in size. This is because the size and capacity of the blower motor are based on the size of the cabin, which is different depending on the year of your vehicle.

Replacing the blower motor on your Toyota Corolla is a straightforward process.

• First, remove the glove box by opening it and removing the screw holding the damper arm in place. Then, squeeze the sides of the glove box and pull it out.
• Second, remove the interior trim piece covering the area under the motor by popping it out of its clips.
• Third, remove the plate that sits directly beneath the motor by removing the bolts holding it in place and undoing the clip.
• Fourth, remove the old motor by removing the three screws that hold it in place and disconnecting the electrical harness.
• Finally, slide the new motor into place, re-connect the electrical harness, re-install the screws, then the plate, then the trim, and replace the glove box. Test the motor for proper operation to make sure the replacement was done properly.