matthiasmoore1
Sequoia Blower Motor Failure
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A 2022 Toyota Sequoia with a hybrid engine experienced a failure in the fresh air blower, resulting in the air conditioning not functioning. Despite checking the fuses, the issue persisted, and an error code was present but unreadable. The problem was identified as a defective blower motor, which was confirmed and resolved by a workshop, restoring the HVAC system's functionality.
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matthiasmoore1 (community.author)
Thanks for the quick reply! Yeah, it's completely dead, no fan at all, on any setting. How can I check if the blower motor is getting power? I don't really know where to start looking for the blower motor, or how to test it with a multimeter...
patrick_moore1
Sounds like the blower motor is the issue, and I'd say you're looking at replacing it. Seeing as you have no idea where it is, I wouldn't mess with multimeters and the like. I'd take it to a trusted workshop. You don't want to mess with the car's electrical system yourself!
matthiasmoore1 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice! Took it to a workshop and you were spot on, the blower motor was defective. Cost me about 365€ to get it replaced. Now the HVAC system is working again!
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patrick_moore1
Ugh, that sucks. Is it completely dead, or does it sometimes work on certain settings? Could be the fan speed controller maybe? Or even just some dodgy electrical wiring. Have you checked if the blower motor is getting any power at all?