Troubleshooting and Solving Blower Issues in a 2022 Nissan Pulsar Gasoline Model

Hey there, Not an automobile guru but I do have some hands-on experience with my own car, a 2020 Nissan Sentra - pretty similar to your Pulsar. Had the same issue with the blower motor. Turned out the blower motor was defective. I noticed odd noise and less cool air than usual, that's how I suspected something was wrong and took it to my local garage. The whole repair set me back by 365 Euro, but at least I can enjoy comfortable AC now! Can you be a bit more specific about the symptoms on your Pulsar? Knowing the mileage, any noises or changes in AC cooling capacity could be helpful. Hang in there, it's a pretty simple fix once the problem is diagnosed!

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Hey there, Thanks for your comment, it does shed some light on my issue. Yeah, sure. My Pulsar has cranked up to 133432 KM so far. No significant noises but I've noticed a slight decrease in the AC cooling capacity of late. And yes, the air flow itself seems to be not as strong as before. Hope this helps to get a clearer picture. By the way, does the repair price of 365 Euro typically include labor or was this just for the spare part on your Sentra? I'm trying to brace myself for the upcoming expenses! Cheers for your help.

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Hey, Always happy to help out a fellow Nissan owner. In my case, the 365 Euro covered everything, both the part and the labor cost. However, prices can vary based on the region, the garage you choose and the exact issue with the blower. Considering the symptoms you've given - the mileage, a decrease in the AC cooling, and the blower not pumping as much air as before - it does suggest a likely problem with the blower motor. It could be that the motor is wearing out or there could be an issue with the blower motor resistor, which helps control the speed of the blower. I'd definitely recommend getting it checked out as soon as possible. It's not a catastrophic failure, but driving without proper ventilation isn't ideal either, particularly in any extreme weather. Remember, it doesn't hurt to shop around a bit for quotes to make sure you're getting the best price. Keep me posted on how it goes!

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Hey, You're a legend, appreciate your insight! The comprehensive price, part, and labor included, puts my mind at ease a bit. I think you've hit the nail on the head; it's probably either the motor wearing out or something to do with the blower motor resistor. Got it - I'll get it checked sooner rather than later. Definitely not fun driving without proper AC, for sure (especially these days with summer approaching). And yeah, I'll also keep in mind to get a few quotes before settling on the repair price. Thanks for the solid advice. I'll drop you an update once done! Enjoy your day and drive safe! Cheers.

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