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  • Toyota FJ Cruiser Blower Motor Diagram - 87103-35100
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    Toyota FJ Cruiser Blower Motor

    Part Number: 87103-35100
    $157.09 MSRP: $222.37
    You Save: $65.28 (30%)
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Motor Sub-Assembly, Blower; HVAC Blower Motor Assembly; Blower Assembly; Motor Sub-Assembly, Blower W/Fan; HVAC Blower Motor
    • Replaces: 87103-35090
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2007-2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser | Base, Trail Teams Special Edition, TRD Special Edition | 6 Cyl 4.0 L GAS

Toyota FJ Cruiser Blower Motor

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The Toyota FJ Cruiser Blower Motor is a component that plays a big role in heating and cooling systems in a car as it helps to distribute heated or cool air inside the car. The Toyota FJ Cruiser Blower Motor is very famous because of the durability and efficiency of the vehicle it has an on/off switch where drivers can regulate the temperature. Among the models supported by this blower motor are the general FJ Cruiser models and different versions of it, which means that the part can be useful for both buyers with a passion to their vehicles and simple users. Apart from increasing the comfort level of the car, its proper functioning is significant to safety as it includes proper dispersing of ice and mist by proper defrosting and ventilating system respectively. The Blower Motor for Toyota FJ Cruiser is exceptionally built to withstand demands that.daily Cross Country use poses coming from off-road performances thus demonstrating Toyota's quality and durability. There is always a need for a consistent check on the blower motor and its frequent maintenance because of the possibility of breakdowns that can hinder air control, which would enable proper performance irrespective of the weather conditions prevailing at any given time. The design of the FJ Cruiser is also a plus in the line of vehicles appealing to buyers by its attractive design and solid off-road look accompanied by practical features such as the blower motor. The Toyota FJ Cruiser comes fitted with a potent 4.0-liter V6 engine with good five-speed transmission blower motor and this vehicle stands out to be one of the optimal to drive on the road and off the roads because of its efficiency, security, and comfort.

Toyota FJ Cruiser Blower Motor Parts and Q&A

  • Q: How to Safely Remove a Blower Motor for Service and Repair on Toyota FJ Cruiser?
    A:
    The removal process for the blower motor starts with disconnecting the cable from the negative battery terminal then waiting 90 seconds to stop Air Bag deployment. You must first discharge the refrigeration system refrigerant before draining the engine coolant. The cleaning process requires separating the roof antenna pole sub-assembly together with windshield wiper arm covers and both left and right front wiper arm and blade units. Begin by taking out the front fender side panel upper sections from both sides together with the antenna ornament and cowl top ventilator louver assemblies installed on both sides. First position the front wheels straight ahead and then disconnect the cooler refrigerant suction pipe A with cooler refrigerant liquid pipe A and heater inlet water hose as well as heater water outlet hose A. Proceed with removing the lower No. 3 and No. 2 steering wheel covers alongside the steering pad and steering wheel assembly together with the lower and upper steering column covers and combination switch assembly and front door scuff plates on both sides. You must both remove the front floor footrest and footrest clip while also taking out cowl side trim boards from both sides and front door opening trim Weather Strips. Take out the assist grip plug and assembly, front pillar garnishes on both sides, instrument panel garnishes on both sides, integration control and panel assembly, radio receiver assembly, parking brake hole cover sub-assembly, shift lever knob sub-assemblies for manual transmission and 4WD, console upper rear panel sub-assembly, box bottom mat, front console box, console upper panel No. 1 garnish, instrument lower cover sub-assembly, No. 1 instrument panel register assembly, separate the hood lock control lever sub-assembly, and remove the instrument panel finish plate, lower instrument panel finish panel sub-assembly LH, lower instrument panel LH, instrument cluster finish panel, combination meter assembly, glove compartment door assembly, instrument panel lower finish panel sub-assembly RH, No. 2 instrument panel register assembly, No. 2 instrument panel speaker panel sub-assembly, No. 1 instrument panel speaker panel sub-assembly, and front No. 2 speaker assembly. Remove the assist grip retainers on both sides, disconnect the passenger Air Bag connector, and remove the instrument panel sub-assembly, instrument panel finish panel end LH, No. 1 heater to register duct, No. 2 heater to register duct, rear No. 1 and No. 2 air ducts, No. 1 and No. 2 air ducts, No. 1 instrument panel brace mounting bracket, ECM, steering column hole cover, separate the steering intermediate shaft assembly, remove the steering column assembly, instrument panel side bracket, separate the main body ECU (driver side J/B), remove the cooler unit drain hose, instrument panel reinforcement, and finally, remove the blower unit assembly by taking out the 2 screws and extracting the blower unit as illustrated.

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