Land Rover L322 blower motor removal without any dash panels cutting (complete video)

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
  • Removing of blower motor Land Rover L322 without any cut of dashboard panels. Thanks for watching !
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Комментарии • 27

  • @alanottley
    @alanottley Год назад +1

    Excellent video - thanks!

  • @pires53
    @pires53 9 месяцев назад

    Very, very good video. I need to reach some blender motors I hope don't need to do such work. Thanks for the good job

  • @joeg2286
    @joeg2286 Месяц назад

    Will this be similar process for 2011 american LHD LR2?

  • @prathf
    @prathf 11 месяцев назад +1

    i am guessing its not your first time dash removal probabley an expert in your field ,please tell us how you organize all the bolts and parts you take off?

    • @brumster69
      @brumster69 3 месяца назад

      Can you post your video up where you show the correct way to store screws? i think it's really important that we know. What else?? 🤔

  • @bassemabdullah6166
    @bassemabdullah6166 Год назад

    Fantastic demonstration

  • @FactsMattersUSA
    @FactsMattersUSA Месяц назад

    I found the easiest way to replace the blower motor is to work Uber for two weeks and pay a shop to replace it.

  • @Deadmaker182
    @Deadmaker182 Год назад

    Merci beaucoup elle est vraiment géniale ta vidéo 😊

  • @gombeane
    @gombeane Год назад +1

    Great video, I can't understand why JLR don't do it this way in the workshop manual, they want you to remove the whole front off the car, and remove the dash wiring harness. There is still a lot of work here, but it's more straightforward than the workshop manual, and I would much rather do this than cut holes in the top of the dash. I will be trying this in the coming weeks as my blower is toast. I'll let you know how I get on.

    • @gombeane
      @gombeane Год назад +1

      Update, followed the steps in this video and got my new blower in and working, a lot of work but straight forward.
      Again a great video and I probably wouldn't have tackled this job without watching it.

    • @babyhuez597
      @babyhuez597 Год назад

      I haven’t watched the entire video yet but so far it looks like he’s taking the entire dash out. Any tips for me as I am about to tackle this job myself.

    • @joeg2286
      @joeg2286 Месяц назад

      Can you confirm if the platform is similar enough to my 2011 lr2

  • @1971V12
    @1971V12 Год назад +1

    This video is extremely helpful, how long did the whole process take?

  • @JAGastrock
    @JAGastrock Год назад +2

    So basically-doing this the correct way :-)

  • @p38arover22
    @p38arover22 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks for this video. It gives me hope that I can access my blower motor. I'll be honest, I wish the filming had been done with a fixed camera. It was hard to watch and it wasn't always easy to work out what was being worked on. What year model was this? Under the dashpad looks different to my 2003 model.

    • @secaraalexandru
      @secaraalexandru  10 месяцев назад +1

      I know with a fixed camera I couldn't make film all the screws location. Mine it's 2005, I think it doesn't looks too different yours

    • @p38arover22
      @p38arover22 10 месяцев назад

      Yes, re camera, I assumed that was the case. It would have slowed the whole job considerably. I just need enough access to remove the motor cover, there is something touching the fan blades making a clattering noise - like a piece of cardboard rubbing on the spokes of a bike wheel that we did as kids. Thanks for the video and your reply. I’m not looking forward to doing this job.

    • @p38arover22
      @p38arover22 10 месяцев назад

      Well, I have the cover off the blower and the noise in mine is from the RH fan having lost parts of quite a few blades. I'll need to cut plastic to get the unit out without doing all the work you did. Mine's a Vogue so there was a slight difference when removing the screen assembly. There wasn't a second box of electronics behind it that needed to be removed. Now to source a replacement unit. Thank you once again.

  • @mouf237
    @mouf237 Год назад

    hey man ive been having a rubbing issue after replacing the motor. any idea as to why it does that

  • @denisaleshin576
    @denisaleshin576 Год назад

    Возможно деффект самого мотора или вы на него оказали давление когда вставляли его на место

  • @mouf237
    @mouf237 Год назад

    replaced it and it rubs on the right side

  • @babyhuez597
    @babyhuez597 Год назад

    So why are people saying that you have to disassemble the whole front end of the car?

    • @secaraalexandru
      @secaraalexandru  Год назад +1

      I don't know, this method was working for me when the heater fan was out of order. So I've replaced it in that way.
      Good luck 👍

  • @BobSmith-ui4qu
    @BobSmith-ui4qu 10 месяцев назад

    It is ridiculous how many fasteners there are holding the dash together.

    • @secaraalexandru
      @secaraalexandru  10 месяцев назад

      Yes, you are right, there some annoying fasteners that get broken.