Toyota 16363-28400
Fan Motor, Passenger Side

The first step to install the cooling fan motor for the 2AZ-FE requires securing the fan with three bolts followed by connecting the wire harness clamp. You should install the No. 2 fan through the same installation procedure. Fasten the cooling fan motor by using a nut before securing the No. 2 cooling fan motor with its corresponding nut. Create these installations by putting in the fan shroud then the outlet radiator hose while completing the inlet radiator hose and lower radiator support. Start placing the radiator assembly along with the condenser before you adjust the air conditioning tube and accessory assembly. When ready the technician will combine the sub-assembly with a discharge hose and the Number One water by-pass hose. The next step involves installing the No. 2 fan shroud together with the radiator support cushion before connecting both outlet and inlet radiator hoses. The technician must attach the hood lock support sub-assembly and the hood lock control cable assembly before installing the bracket for the No. 1 water hose clamp. The service technician should install the front bumper cover and radiator grille while adding the No. 1 radiator grille garnish. To complete the battery installation viewers first need to add engine coolant then perform a refrigerant charge followed by engine warm-up and lastly conduct checks for coolant and refrigerant leaks. The last step includes hood installation followed by examination and potential adjustments of the hood as required.

The first step for removing the Radiator Cooling Fan Motor from a 2AZ-FE engine vehicle requires emptying the refrigerant from its refrigeration system. The work begins with removing the No. 1 radiator grille garnish followed by removing the radiator grille the front bumper cover. The first step to motor replacement is draining engine coolant followed by taking out the vehicle battery. The procedure requires disconnection of the No. 1 water hose clamp bracket from the hood lock control cable assembly before removing the hood lock support sub-assembly. Unbolt the radiator inlet hose along with the outlet hose and then eliminate the radiator cushion and No. 2 fan shroud. Disconnection of the discharge hose sub-assembly and air conditioning tube and accessory assembly must precede condenser removal. The radiator assembly and lower radiator support together with inlet radiator hose and outlet radiator hose and fan shroud need removal after No. 1 water by-pass hose disconnect. First you should remove the fan along with its nut before unfastening the No. 2 cooling fan motor by detaching its wire harness clamp and loosening the three bolts. The last step involves unfastening the cooling fan motor by detaching its wire harness clamp to remove its 3 bolts.

Add engine coolant, charge the refrigerant, warm up the engine, and inspect for coolant and refrigerant leaks.

Separate the wire harness clamp, remove the 3 bolts, and then take out the No. 2 cooling fan motor.