Nissan Rogue Blower motor/Risister Replacement
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This was the video wad the best I could find and for anyone with a 2014 Nissan Rogue Select, this is the process to get to the blower motor. I know other newer models you can get to the REAR of the motor from the passenger side, which is the easiest way to access it compared to having to drop the whole brake and accelerator assembly. Thanks so much for the video!
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Dude!! Thank you so much. The little piece about the bracket saved my butt.
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This is the most detailed and best shot video I could find. No other video showed how far up that bolt is on the bracket.
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just wanted to say thanks for your video....I tackled this project on Saturday and was successful! I had watched 3-4 long form YT videos on how to do this and this one was the one that provided the help and tips needed to get it done....your good explanation of how to get that frustrating nut off the top of the metal bracket, as well as the tip and video of the pin holding the brake pedal on, helped me finish the job. As a note to anyone watching this and reading my comment, if you have a 2009 Rogue be aware that the blower vent nozzle that is pulled off with a little force in this video won't work on a 2009. On a 2009 that vent nozzle has a longer front size piece that is not shown in this video..and that arm is attached with a philips head screw. It is very difficult to get to it unless you have small wrists like me (which I usually hate ;) )...you have to take the side center panel off (right beside the nozzle and reach your hand way up in there to get to the screw....just wanted to let you know that before you keep pulling to get that nozzle off to the point of frustration and break something.....great video!
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You are the best!!! I ordered my combo (blower and resistor)... You saved me $600 in labor!!
@Francisco Medina Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
Thank you, I did it, replaced the resistor and the blower motor on my Nissan rogue 2009.
Everything works great now.
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This guy has the best process and haveing things ready and explaing it in a way that he walks you comfortably step by step...you have my subscription !!
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Thanks for the video. Replaced both fan and resister in 2.5 hrs. You're a life saver!
@Chadher123456789 Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already
Best video to replace blower. This one is good. Do not look at other.
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You explained the process very well..make a difficult job done easy..thanks
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Thanks bro. I just replaced my blower motor and resistor on my 2012 Nissan rogue after buying a combo kit and it fired right up thanks to this video.
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I was just told to just go ahead & take mine to the dealership by Hibdon’s because it was going to take at least 3 hours of work & they don’t do that type of work there. This after they had my car a day & a half without looking at it! I already told them what the problem was! Guess will wait till it warms up & do it myself! Thanks for the details.
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great job, i haven't seen anyone explain removing connectors as well as you
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Amazing! Great explanation! Helped a lot ! Thank you a million. You are under rated ! You should have millions of subscribers with videos like this !
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Thanks so much, man. You saved me hours. I couldn’t even find the damn thing using a Hayne’s manual!
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@Milton Covert good luck, hope it goes well 👍
You have a empty connector by the accelerator connector. I have that too. No other video shows that. I tried to find what is supposed to go in that connector for a long time....but nothing goes in that empty connector!
Amazing one of the best video I have seen big thanks
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Gracias!!
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this is the best video on this subject; thankyou!!!!!
@Melanie Branton D.V.M Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already
Did both! Thanks again
@Melanie Branton D.V.M 👍
Danke für das Video 🤗
Hab zwar nen x trail t 31 ,hat aber sehr geholfen !!!!
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Gruß aus Ost-Deutschland 😉
@Martin Heidtmann glad it helped. Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
Thanks great job keep it up bro!
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Great Best one on line
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Great thanks to good videoinstruction. NT31 X-trail applicable
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I replaced the blower motor and the blower motor resistor in my 2015 Nissan rogue select because it got stuck on full blast and it was rattling and making a really loud sound even when the air was turned to the off position. It fixed my air / ac problem and it worked great..About 2 weeks later it just stopped working again but this time it won’t even turn on at all. Thoughts?
Fuse, relay or switch are all possible causes
Very much " Thank You " !!!!!!!!!!
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What year was the Nissan Rouge featured in this video? I am working on a 2014 Rouge Select. Every video I've seen, and any information I found on Google all allude to the fact that the blower motor is on the passenger's side... After poking around for a while, I did finally locate the blower motor on the drivers side (just like in your video). I'm perplexed. I'm going to order a new motor anyway and pray that it fits once I get everything taken out. Thanks for the video. It really helped point me in the right direction. =) btw I am certain mine is a busted motor because the motor will kick on briefly and very weakly whenever I give it a few good bonks with a long screwdriver.
Dear RUclipsrs, I can confirm that the repair in this video is the exact same for a 2014 Nissan Rouge SELECT (not sure about other models, but definitely the 2014 SELECT model). The reason I'm posting this is because I had a lot of trouble finding the proper repair video. If you have a 2014 SELECT, this is the video you need. It only took me about an hour in total to swap out a new motor by following this excellent video. NOTE: if you're having trouble getting the motor to rotate counterclockwise to get it out. I was able to take the second black tab (the tab just to the right of the tab that has the screw in it) and bend it back towards me with my finger. After that it came right out! Good luck, it's not that hard of a repair. You guys can do it!... ONE LAST THING: You do not need to remove the hood release cable, as shown in step one of the video. You can just remove everything around it and leave the hood release cable attached to the plastic then CAREFULLY move it out of the way. Just try to remember to not slam the door shut on it! =)
Sorry for the late response. It's a 2012 Rogue. Thanks for watching. Please Subscribe if you haven't already
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This is my exact problem with the same vehicle, 2014 Nissan Rogue Select. 90% of videos/info I've seen says passenger side. I'm gonna trust your comment since it's the only thing I've seen/read that actually confirms location on a 2014 Select. It's a lot of work to find out it's the wrong side
This is the video you need i have a 2014 rogue select and it's the same @taintedangelx2488
Why disconnect the battery? Standard procedure or it aided in the moter replacement???
It's always good practice or standard procedure to disconnect the power source whenever you are doing electrical and some mechanical wors as the vehicle can become energized and cause problems. Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
Thanks bro working on mine over the weekend!!!
Is this location also true for a 2015 Nissan Rogue Select? From what I've seen, models with the climate control (thermostat) must have the motor in the passenger side (this video is the only one I've found w/manual control). Selects are more "base" model; my daughter's was a former rental. We took the dash apart on the passenger side and the motor wasn't there. We had already replaced the resistor (a real PIA in the driver's side) and it didn't solve the problem. Before I tear into it, I'd like to know if the motor in Selects is accessed from the driver's side.
@Timm Wiseley not sure some research would have to be done. Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already
Awesome video! I am thinking about changing out similar parts. Can you share a list of the tools you used?
@RICARDO SMITH usually a screwdriver is all that's needed however some vehicles require more tool but a basic socket set, pliers and screwdriver is good enough. Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE thank you so much! I bought the tools and blower motor and resistor. I put them in myself by just watching your video. Now my AC is running again! Thank you a million man.
I'm dizzy sir, so many things have been opened
One step at a time my friend you can do it. Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
Where to buy the blower, is there international shipping?
Amazon, Ebay or your local auto parts store. Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
I took mine out without removing the pedal bracket
@serpent core I believe on some models that is possible. Thanks for watching please Like,Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
Good videos. Where are you located?
@djkennyj New York area Thanks for watching please Like,Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
This is why I'll never buy another Nissan.
What year Nissan is this?
@We come from boats! We come from boats 2012 I believe. Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
My check engine light is on now???
What is the code?
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE about the pedal sensors
@@asankovlogs I had the same thing happen, what you do about your situation? Did you have to replace sensors or did it turn off?
@@its_craignel I deleted the code
Is this the same as a 2015?
I believe that Year is in a different location. I would do some research on it to make sure if I were you. Thanks for watching please Subscribe if you haven't already
Great design actually, but sucks to work on!
This is not so easy if you’re right handed
@O Devious definitely not easy. Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already