Replacement AC Blower Motor with Fan - Replaces 68232372AC, 87103-0E040, 87103-60400 - Dodge, Lexus and Toyota Vehicles - Journey, ES300h, ES350, 4Runner, Avalon, Camry, Highlander - 2005-2020

I guess the hole operation took about an hour from start to finish and If I had to do it again, I could get it done in a half an hours time.The part ordered from Amazon supplier was an exact fit and dropped wright in.It works perfect and pumps out the air at factory new rate.It was half the price in comparison to the local auto parts store and arrived overnight.Plenty of on-line video instruction helped assist in the swap.This was the easiest Heater fan swap I have done in comparison to older 60's vehicles I had done years ago. (2006 Prius)Could not be happier. Thank You for a pleasant experience.

All is good, work right away.

This went into my 2005 Toyota Prius. The swap took me about 40 min from beginning to end. I only used a hand screwdriver so if you have a powered one that can fit under the dash this will likely go faster.My old blower was starting to have trouble turning on, apparently, it is because the brushes in the motor go bad over 17 years of daily use. To get the fan working I would have to jump-start the fan by placing my fingers in the air filter opening, spin the fan with my finger, and then push the power for the AC. With winter approaching I didn't want to worry about a frozen windshield if I couldn't get the blower going again. It was also obnoxious to pull off the glove box and pull the filter every time I needed AC.The swap was rather straightforward and fit in easily. The hardest part was having to contort underneath the dash to get at everything. The new fan is a lot quieter and starts up every time.

Bought this to swap out a blower in a 2008 Prius that was not starting up when the car was turned on. Installation is pretty simple, more so annoying with how low you have to get to reach the screws.The main reason why I am rating this so low is the overall build quality of the blower and how terrible it is. The top portion of the blades have a notch taken out of them to prevent the blade from running into the frame underneath the air filter. This specific blower did not cut deep enough into the blades causing the blades of the blower to scrape against the casing. This creates a ton of noise, damages both the blades of the blower as well as the rim of the casing, and will probably damage the motor over time. The only solution I have found is to not tighten the blower all the way. You can get a feel for it by spinning the blower before tightening to find the right height to avoid the two pieces scraping against each other.The blower is also louder than the original blower, even before that one started to die. Other reviews also point this out.I would avoid this product to save yourself the hassle from having the fiddle with the placement and just the overall louder noise. Maybe I got unlucky and got a bad product out of the lot, but it is probably a better choice to try out another seller.

Install was as expected. Part was an exact fit. Blower not as powerful as OEM. Hear a low pitch hissing sound getting louder the faster the fan speed goes. For now I can live with sound. Will report if it gets worse.

Works like new…easy installation and fits like OEM.

Took about 20 minutes to install as I spent 10 minutes of that trying to figure out what socket I needed (8mm) by the way. However I ended up using a standard stubby regular screwdriver because one of the screws was a bit difficult to use with the socket. Anyhow, my AC is now blowing again (Thank the Lord!) because it was pushing 100 degrees every day here in the South this week and my old unit was on it's last turn because it was barely blowing on MAX AC mode. This new unit works great, is quiet and so far no complaints with 2 days in. My only comment which is weird is that when I turn off my truck the motor doesn't turn off immediately. It takes an additional second or two to turn off which is fine, but never had one do that before. I do recommend though. This will be the 3rd time replacing the AC blower on my Tundra. I have over 447,000 miles and these AC blower motors are lasting a decent life under daily use. The original OEM lasted almost 10 years, the second non OEM lasted about 6 years. Hopefully this one will last at least 6 years or until I'm ready to buy a new truck. Not having a truck payment is great!

Dealership wanted over $300. Took me only about 30 minutes. Works great. I believe it came with a lifetime warranty. Hopefully I won’t have to use it.