CaroBeck
Difficulties with the fresh air blower on Toyota Crown 2010 - experience reports wanted
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The conversation centers around a problem with the fresh air blower in a 2010 Toyota Crown. The issue is suspected to be a defect in the blower motor, similar to a previous experience shared by another person with a different Toyota model. The suggested solution involves replacing the blower motor, which may require removing the dashboard and could take a day at the mechanic. The cost for a similar repair was approximately 365€, and the repair resolved the issue without further problems.
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CaroBeck (community.author)
Hi, thanks for the info! It's good to know what I might have to expect. Can you remember how much the whole thing cost you, roughly? And have there been any other problems since then, or has everything been running smoothly since then?
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RosiLang
Hey, sure, no problem! So the fun with the blower motor cost me 365€. Since I've been to the mechanic and the problem with the fresh air blower has been fixed, my car is back to its best. I haven't noticed any other faults since then. I hope it stays that way, because I can really do without more visits to the garage.
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CaroBeck (community.author)
Great, thank you very much for your help! Fortunately, it doesn't sound as dramatic as I had feared. 365€ does cost a bit, but the main thing is that everything is fine again afterwards. I hope mine goes as smoothly as yours. Thanks again and have a safe journey!
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RosiLang
Hello, I had a similar problem with my 2007 Toyota Corolla. The blower of my heater gave up. The mechanic explained to me that the blower motor was defective. It wasn't an easy job as the entire dashboard had to be removed to get to the motor. Changing the blower motor took a bit of time, my car was in the workshop for a day. Nevertheless, I was glad to have recognized the problem early enough. Hope this helps you!
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