TYC 700056 Toyota Corolla Replacement Blower Assembly

The install was straightforward (Youtube had a couple of videos on the install for a 1999 Corolla which gave me the confidence to do the work myself). I've been using the new blower motor for about 1 month now. Quiet. No intermittent squeaking. Hopefully the motor runs well for the next few years! I paid 80.00 Canadian including shipping. Unfortunately, the shipping was not free crossing into Canada from the US. Interestingly, if I wanted to wait approximately 6 weeks I could have the unit shipped directly from China with no charge shipping (which would have been about 50 Canadian in total). Anyway, the 80 bucks was money well spent, for me. My local dealer wanted 350.00 installed and that wasn't going to happen.

Our fan had gone out about 6 months prior and I had checked with every single automotive place in town to see if they sold a replacement part. None of them did and not one of then could even order it for me (I think something to do with my car being such an old model but I could be wrong). The only store I found that was of any help only sold the motor without the fan attached and did not have any suggestions as to where to find the plastic fan. With the fan pre-attached this product was cheaper than that part from the auto store. After receiving this part it took all of 10 minutes to install and now we have A/C and heat again! We've had it for the last month or so, and so far no problems!

The motor started acting up after a few months. It is now at the 9-month mark and I am lucky if it comes on. Pretty short life-span.

When you install it, it rumbles like crazy over any bump, the design was super cheap. I'd rather buy OEM. Lasts 6 months. not worth it.

Well, not this type of blower. Easy to install (Thanks Toyota!) and works as advertised. Can recommend to friends and neighbors.

My original blower was intermittent, it would slow down and sometimes even stop until I hit a bump, then it would go full force again. Thought it was a bad connection, but had well over 12 volts across terminals while the fan was running slow. This part worked perfectly and was easy to install, 5 screws for the glove box and 3 for the motor, the connector had a little clip that needed to be pressed in on one of the short sides to release it. Also needed to unsnap a piece of floor panel to get the glove box assembly out. I believe the 3 motor screws screw into plastic so careful not to strip it.Update 5/2014: Worked fine for about 6 months, then became intermittent similar to original, so cost about $7/month, cheap enough to order another. Reduced my rating to 3 stars. Could not find length of, nor how to replace under warranty.

Exact fit for my 98 Toyota Corrola LE. Very powerful! The big name auto parts said it was an expensive OEM special order only. HA, I got Amazon!!! Word of caution, be sure to disconnect the battery first because you are working around the airbag connectors and sensors. It could kill you. There appears to be a filter directly above the blower fan motor.. if you can figure out how to remove it and replace it, I would while you have it all dismantled. So, break out your repair manual now. Happy repairs!

Installed on a 2002 Toyota Corolla. Install took ten minutes. Looks and fits as if it was factory. Been using it daily for about a month. The annoying squeal on a bed bearing is gone.