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Beautiful, worked for my 2020 CX-5. I had the same problem as Daniel McGrane below, debris in the blades, likely the work of rodents. I dropped the fan, using a mirror to locate the screws up and under the dash and cowling.
Thank you for this video, I was able to pull my blower out in about 5 minutes and diagnose the problem. My fan started making a vibrating noise when turned up and I could tell it was out of balance. Turns out there were a few acorns and leaves inside the fan! Cleared the debris and all is well. Just a bit of advice, remove the back screw first when you are pulling the fan out. The fan will start to drop after you remove the front two screws further blocking your view of the back screw.
Thank you! I am not a mechanic, far from it, but with this video changed the blower motor and save one thousand dollars. Dealership was charging me 1100. I bought motor and in 30 minutes replaced.
Great vid! Short & sweet, and straight to the point. As others have suggested, I would def include relevant links that were mentioned in the video, but otherwise extremely useful.
This does NOT apply to Mazda 3 or Mazda 5. I own 1 of each. On both, it is located behind the highest part of the center of the dashboard, and (compared to all of the other blower motors I've ever done since becoming a mechanic in 2007) it is a MASSIVE pain in the ass.
Thanks to you guys, I just changed my 40A fuse, the 10A cabin fuses, the relay, the resistor and finally the blower motor on my 2011 Mazda CX-7 - God only knows how much I saved and the AC is blowing cold and hard once again!
MAZDA 5 HEATER BLOWER location is not under the glove box. its in Middle of the console which is very tight spot to reach it takes 4 hours labor just to removed and replace..Just to let every one know..
my mazda 5's heater is not working. it blows out very little and it blows out cool making it hard to drive in the cold and the rain. Do you have a video to fix the heater on a 2006 Masda 5?
Cant be. I'm trying to remove one from a 08. Its behind the mthr loving radio and is a 5 hour job. I'm pretty pissed off about it to say the least. Brake and accel pedal need to be removed and its comes out from the driver side
@@kurtperdew5601 did you remove the pedals or otherwise work around using the sst? This car has apparently been designed around the blower motor... Glad to see that they changed it on newer models. Doesn't help me much though 🙈
This doesn't cover the 5, My blower motor is under the dash and requires removal of the Gas/Brake and much dash panels etc...sure like to see that video, 2006 Mazda 5
@@jaytycruz On the Mazda 2 it's between the center console and the engine, you have to take the pedals off, the dash, everything. Complete nightmare, I just sold the car instead.
@@PearsonVES Thanks, we eventually tested the blower after struggling to get it out and it actually works. The reason why we thought it was the blower was cos it wasn’t going on at all. So it is hopefully the resistor which is much easier to replace!
@@jaytycruz mine was clogged with wool stripped off my mice on the engine side, I ended up having success by pushing the passenger seat all the way back then laying upside down and releasing the loose wool matter with a straightened wire coat hanger with a small hook hand bent into the end. It was tedious, you’ll need a head lamp too. My blower motor was still working tho but had a loud hum too it, afterwards all fixed onc that firewall wool was retrieved. If your blower fan is not even making a hum when you turn it off with the car engine off then it’s actually broken and needs to be replaced by an actual mechanic unless you have a few days to pull the dashboard to bits which I strongly don’t recommend
@@Drufi Thanks! We spent hours yesterday trying to strip the dashboard and then just decided to actually test the blower motor and it works. So it’s the resistor, thank god!
Thank you for the video and I appreciate what you're doing but I'd rather learn your native language then have to listen to your English. But seriously good video.
This video needs the title changed and they have known it for 3 years (just read all the comments at the bottom for proof) !! They don't change it because they get more views the way it is now, which is a lie !!! This video is only good for Mazda's before 2010. For Mazda's 2011 and newer, the fan is in the top center of the dash. It involves removing both the brake and gas pedals, along with the entire center console that holds the shifter and center storage box, and most of the passenger side of the dash behind the glove box. It takes approx. 4-6 hours to remove and replace this blower fan. Stop following these liars !!
@@filmrandom1648 I think you accidently replied to my comment, instead of the video. You need to copy then delete this and repost it higher beside your name and photo.
Ha ha if only that was the location of the blower motor for the Mazda 3. You should really change your title and not make it click bait like this. The Mazda 3 blower motor is in the middle of the dash and a whole of of parts have to be removed to access it. Just make the title Mazda CX9 blower motor cause all Mazdas are not on the same platform.
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Beautiful, worked for my 2020 CX-5. I had the same problem as Daniel McGrane below, debris in the blades, likely the work of rodents. I dropped the fan, using a mirror to locate the screws up and under the dash and cowling.
Thank you for this video, I was able to pull my blower out in about 5 minutes and diagnose the problem. My fan started making a vibrating noise when turned up and I could tell it was out of balance. Turns out there were a few acorns and leaves inside the fan! Cleared the debris and all is well.
Just a bit of advice, remove the back screw first when you are pulling the fan out. The fan will start to drop after you remove the front two screws further blocking your view of the back screw.
Thank you! I am not a mechanic, far from it, but with this video changed the blower motor and save one thousand dollars. Dealership was charging me 1100. I bought motor and in 30 minutes replaced.
I would name the dealer and out them for being frauds
Worked as described. Took ten minutes to remove, clean out blower, and replace. Saved me two days at the dealer and hundreds of dollars. Thank you!
Local shop just quoted my girlfriend $800 US to do this hahaha... so THANK YOU!!
Great vid! Short & sweet, and straight to the point. As others have suggested, I would def include relevant links that were mentioned in the video, but otherwise extremely useful.
Thanks guys, did step for step and worked like a charm:
This does NOT apply to Mazda 3 or Mazda 5. I own 1 of each. On both, it is located behind the highest part of the center of the dashboard, and (compared to all of the other blower motors I've ever done since becoming a mechanic in 2007) it is a MASSIVE pain in the ass.
I support this comment 100%
It doesn't work for the Mazda Protege 5?
Thanks to you guys, I just changed my 40A fuse, the 10A cabin fuses, the relay, the resistor and finally the blower motor on my 2011 Mazda CX-7 - God only knows how much I saved and the AC is blowing cold and hard once again!
Are there and BLOWER fuses I should check first? Cannot find any on the fuse diagrams
Nice video guys. Straight to the point 👌
I need to remove the blower motor resistor in Mazda Cx-9 2016 model. I cannot locate it. Do u know where it is located on the 2016 model?
Are there and BLOWER fuses I should check first? Cannot find any on the fuse diagrams
Thank you for this video very easy to follow good videography.
MAZDA 5 HEATER BLOWER location is not under the glove box. its in Middle of the console which is very tight spot to reach it takes 4 hours labor just to removed and replace..Just to let every one know..
I am realizing this now too. Afraid to remove the brake pedal.
my mazda 5's heater is not working. it blows out very little and it blows out cool making it hard to drive in the cold and the rain. Do you have a video to fix the heater on a 2006 Masda 5?
I have a 2016 Cx-9. I took of blower motor but I cannot find the blower resistor on this vehicle. Where exactly is it located?
I have an 07 Mazda 5. Bad blower motor. Is it the same process ?
Cant be. I'm trying to remove one from a 08. Its behind the mthr loving radio and is a 5 hour job. I'm pretty pissed off about it to say the least. Brake and accel pedal need to be removed and its comes out from the driver side
@@kurtperdew5601 have you tried changing the resistor First
@@petripat5979 thanks for the reply, this motor bearing was noisy and squeaky etc... glad that job is behind me haha
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Thanks
@@kurtperdew5601 did you remove the pedals or otherwise work around using the sst? This car has apparently been designed around the blower motor... Glad to see that they changed it on newer models. Doesn't help me much though 🙈
muchas gracias te pasaste ,sigan subiendo videos de mantencion de mazda cx 3 y cx 5 porfavor
Thanks for making it simple!
Thank you, great guide.
My blower is not there, my car is Mazda 5 2012
What year of Mazda does this video apply to?
What years does it apply to though??
How did you determine it was the blower and not a fuse?
Thanks Sir for your help in this video
Not there on a Mazda 5
Where is the link to get a new motor? or what is the part number?
Very good instruction
Maybe consider removing the Mazda 2,3 and 5 part of your ridiculously misleading click-bait description.
Thank you brother you are awesome thanks for the help big-time help
What Tools are Required to Perform Such Task?
So if it blows air and is not cold or slight cold what is it ?
Any chance you can do video for a 2017+ model mazda 3? The blower motor is located somewhere under the center dash/console...
Is the blower motor behind the radio of a 2017 Mazda 3 as well?
What about how to clean the drain that gets clogged up and causes the blower motor to fail because of leaking?
Молодец,спасибо!
This doesnt come close to what is on a Mazda 5
downvoted because of your useless tags
Thank you. Came looking for mazda 5 information
Would have been nice to see how to replace it cause the screw at the back looked to be very hard to get to.
Does not apply to the Mazda 2, please do research before making your video titles.
Did you do it on the Mazda 2? Any videos that could help?
Mazda 5 is more complicated
This doesn't cover the 5, My blower motor is under the dash and requires removal of the Gas/Brake and much dash panels etc...sure like to see that video, 2006 Mazda 5
It is not there on a Mazda 2
Did you do it on the Mazda 2? Any videos that could help?
@@jaytycruz On the Mazda 2 it's between the center console and the engine, you have to take the pedals off, the dash, everything. Complete nightmare, I just sold the car instead.
@@PearsonVES Thanks, we eventually tested the blower after struggling to get it out and it actually works. The reason why we thought it was the blower was cos it wasn’t going on at all. So it is hopefully the resistor which is much easier to replace!
Btw there is a plug on the actual fan motor in plug that, not the one connected to the car. Or else you’ll break the clip on the car .
Dead wrong on Mazda 2, it is in the middle and involves hours to access, at least with the aussie model. Wish it was as easy as this for me
Did you do it? How did you access the motor on the 2?
@@jaytycruz mine was clogged with wool stripped off my mice on the engine side, I ended up having success by pushing the passenger seat all the way back then laying upside down and releasing the loose wool matter with a straightened wire coat hanger with a small hook hand bent into the end. It was tedious, you’ll need a head lamp too. My blower motor was still working tho but had a loud hum too it, afterwards all fixed onc that firewall wool was retrieved. If your blower fan is not even making a hum when you turn it off with the car engine off then it’s actually broken and needs to be replaced by an actual mechanic unless you have a few days to pull the dashboard to bits which I strongly don’t recommend
Under the glovebox where the air get sucked in on recirculate setting is where I poked the wire up to release the wool that was stopping the fan
@@Drufi Thanks! We spent hours yesterday trying to strip the dashboard and then just decided to actually test the blower motor and it works. So it’s the resistor, thank god!
@@jaytycruz happy days 😎
Wish the miata MX-5 was that easy
Thank you for the video and I appreciate what you're doing but I'd rather learn your native language then have to listen to your English. But seriously good video.
The blower in a mazda 2 definitely is not where you show in this video.
This video needs the title changed and they have known it for 3 years (just read all the comments at the bottom for proof) !! They don't change it because they get more views the way it is now, which is a lie !!! This video is only good for Mazda's before 2010. For Mazda's 2011 and newer, the fan is in the top center of the dash. It involves removing both the brake and gas pedals, along with the entire center console that holds the shifter and center storage box, and most of the passenger side of the dash behind the glove box. It takes approx. 4-6 hours to remove and replace this blower fan. Stop following these liars !!
Hey thank you for that!! My brother's 2020 fan just went out and was looking how to replace it
@@filmrandom1648 I think you accidently replied to my comment, instead of the video. You need to copy then delete this and repost it higher beside your name and photo.
Wrong! Doesn't apply to Mazda 5.
I have a video on my channel showing how to change an actual Mazda 5 heater motor.
I too fell for the clickbait title of this video.
Doesn’t help for the Mazda five thanks for the waste of time
Mazda 5under dash
That is not for mazda 2 2010 lol
Did you manage to do it on the Mazda 2? Any videos that could help?
@@jaytycruz also wondering
where is the lady
I need Mazda 5
2015 Mazda 5
This is definitely not the case for Mazda 2! Misleading!!
Ha ha if only that was the location of the blower motor for the Mazda 3. You should really change your title and not make it click bait like this. The Mazda 3 blower motor is in the middle of the dash and a whole of of parts have to be removed to access it. Just make the title Mazda CX9 blower motor cause all Mazdas are not on the same platform.
this is bull its not for mazda 2 not the same i wish it was this easy .