Fixing a Common High Mileage E90 Issue: Noisy Blower Motor Fix BMW E92 M3 CHEAP & EASY DIY

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Today we fix our high mileage E93 M3 blower motor that makes a squeaking noise during cold weather startup. Lubricating the blower motor fan bearing helps eliminate the noisy heater fan issue and improves its reliabilty. This cheap and easy install DIY guide works for all E90, E92, 335i, 328i, M3, BMW blower motor replacement. Thanks for watching!
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16 окт 2024

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@TheWarewolf79 Год назад

Nice video Sal, I believe the whole blower motor assembly was part of BMW recall program along with Takata driver airbag and positive battery terminal. Good to lube it for that added peace of mind though...Cheers.

@Sals_Garage Год назад

Thanks for sharing, yea the recalls have been done by the previous owners luckily. Glad the noise is gone and the better reliability is a bonus for sure. Cheers

@TheWarewolf79 Год назад

@@Sals_Garage Absolutely buddy...Keep 'em coming them vids!

@Sals_Garage Год назад

For sure brother! 🙏

@Assimilator1 10 месяцев назад

The blower motor plug is a recall, not the fan (unless the plug melted and damaged the fan socket too).

@CptBeefheart1 9 месяцев назад

This is the correct one. Confirmed in fact because I just just put mine back in after needing the silicone treatment. My fan build date sticker is July 2010, the controller attached is Dec 2018.@@Assimilator1

@PatrickZweidler-McKay 9 месяцев назад

Helpful video, but when I replaced my air cabin filter I could see the top of this fan motor and lubricated it with a couple squirts using a ‘straw’… squeaking solved without disassembling the dash!!

@Sals_Garage 9 месяцев назад

Awesome! Thanks for sharing 🙏

@vickichambers6332 3 месяца назад

Same. 5 min job to remove the 6x 8mm screws on the cabin filter and in the hole on the passenger side you can access the blower fan and squirt with lubricant. I ran the blower for a few mins once lubricated and put back the cabin filter.

@BrettBurky 10 месяцев назад

I saw a led light do you have a video on that? I figure if I’m going to take that off I might as well do a couple other things while I have it off.

@Sals_Garage 10 месяцев назад

No video but I used these: amzn.to/4aninas

@clarkejw Год назад

Thank you so much mate! I sorted the problem on my BMW thanks to this video! 🙂👍🏽

@Sals_Garage Год назад

Glad to help! Thanks for the comment 🙏

@clarkejw Год назад

@@Sals_Garage I actually found a dried leaf in the fan too! The screw was missing when taking out my fan like yours also. Thanks again!

@Sals_Garage Год назад

@@clarkejw wow, good thing you did it now before major damage could occur.

@Assimilator1 10 месяцев назад

Found your video 🙂, I'll have to give silicone a shot. Years ago I did something similar with my e46 330d, only I lubed the fan with WD40, it kinda mostly worked. The only thing was, whilst it smelt nice initially, after a week or so it stank of 'stale' mineral oil for several days! Bloody 'orrible it was!🤢😂

@Sals_Garage 10 месяцев назад

Oh 😆 thanks for sharing your experience. Keep us updated.

@jlee9610 Год назад

Thank you so much for your video. I just did it on mine and it’s nice and quiet 😅 btw, I used the same lubricant

@Sals_Garage Год назад

So happy to help! Thanks for the comment.

@tjwon2005 Год назад

I hav a squeaky noise just like you described. I am thinking about getting a new blow motor..... Saw new one around $110~120.....My e90 is 14yrs old w/ low mileage (73,000 only) ........considering 14 yrs of usage + $110 ~120 cost, it might be a good idea to get a new one......I am still thinking ....

@Sals_Garage Год назад

New one at that price is a good deal. I’d go for it. Good luck 👍