Toyota / Lexus CT200h Noise Coming From A/C Blower Fan, An easy Fix for no cost

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A common problem with Lexus and Toyota interior blower fans is they start to rattle. Often this is caused my the stator moving on the bearing housing. If you have checked the bearings and end play and all is fine but still have a rattling noise, here I explain the problem and show you an easy fix for no cost.
If you want to know how it comes apart there are plenty of videos already to show you how. I'm not saying this is the only cause of the problem but something that is common and easily overlooked.

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21 июн 2021

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@ericdye5970 4 месяца назад

Nice solution

@noahfigueroarealestateagent 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. The world is better with people like you.

@alexanderson2086 2 года назад

Thanks, wish you well.

@vby9588 5 месяцев назад

That's BRILLIANT!!!! Thank you very much!!!!

@alexanderson2086 5 месяцев назад

Happy to help.

@user-el9cl3dr7e 4 месяца назад

Very thanks!. I fixed this problem. It’s perfect.

@alexanderson2086 4 месяца назад

Happy to help.

@petervandermerwe422 2 года назад

Hi, great vid, how do you get the black plate off that the 3 pins go through

@alexanderson2086 2 года назад

There are three metal lugs bent over at the opposite end from the connectors. These are meant to stop the stator sliding on the mounting. Bend them back and the stator should slide off. Just make sure when re-assembling the stator is firmly fixed on the black plastic mounting otherwise it will rattle. Bend the metal lugs, glue it, does not matter.

@timj41 8 месяцев назад

Hi Alex, I am in ChCh and am looking at this model currently for my wife. What are your general ownership impressions of the vehicle ?

@alexanderson2086 8 месяцев назад

These are good reliable cars, but with a catch, the hybrid the battery has a limited life, usually they fail around 200,000kms with astonishing regularity. Then you're faced with a problem, you then have a perfectly good car which needs $5000 NZD spent on it for a new hybrid battery. The economics just don't work, if you plan to keep it for a long time, better off buying a normal non- hybrid car. On the flip side if you buy one low kms and sell it before 190,000kms, you will have a perfectly reliable car.

@Aaira2014 2 года назад

Can You fix it for me ? What is your address

@alexanderson2086 2 года назад

The rattling sound used to really annoy me, you will have to fix it yourself. Mine still is perfect since I glued the stator to the mounting. If the bearings are good and it still rattles, this is probably the fault. Common fault with this fan.