#chryslertownandcountry #rearblowermotorreplacement #autodiy
In this video, I show you a step-by-step tutorial on the rear blower motor replacement on the 2014 Chrysler Town & Country. On average a repair shop will charge $400 to $600 for this repair. This is an easy auto DIY replacement that you can save yourself hundreds of dollars all within 30 minutes of your time. Thank you as always for watching my video and if you have not subscribed to the channel yet now is that time! Start saving yourself and your family money on your auto repairs by following my channel giving you step-by-step guides to complete your project without the headache. All parts and tools that are used in today’s video can be found in the video description down below. Thanks for watching and don’t forget to hit the like button thanks, everyone!
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Torq bit set- https://amzn.to/304NYM9
Rear blower motor- https://amzn.to/2XiOCE7
Basic Mechanic Tool Set- https://amzn.to/3fNrAMI
Trim Tool Set- https://amzn.to/3hwOtVh
——————————————-Contents of Video——————————————-
0:00 Intro to Video
2:10 Start of Repair
5:13 Starting to remove the rear trim
5:38 How to remove your seatbelts
9:00 Blower motor location and removal
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Thanks for uploading this video! My husband and I were able to do this repair ourselves today following your instructions. Ours is a 2016 and the layout was slightly different but using your video we were able to figure it out and saved us several hundred dollars!
That cup holder is plastic weld into the whole trim piece you do not want to take that off unless you plan on gluing it back
Thank You for the upload. I will try and do this in 20 minutes. Unless my shop charges me $30 or less….
I hope I can do this in 20 minutes, I have the tools ☹️☺️
LMFAO @ EASY. This is a huge pain in the ass….
Repair starts at 2:12
Thanks for showing how to do this. I got 2016 touring n most compatible with your 2014
I like the fact that you've linked to all of the tools and parts after verifying them all for us. I also love the fact that you still have your stroller in the back and let your son come on through the van while you're working on the van, showing that you can still be a great daddy AND get the job done at the same time! I hope your son playing around you working on cars gets him interested in helping you out and learning how to do this stuff as he gets older. In the meantime, keep showing how to be a great daddy while gettin' things done.
Cheers!
I have a 2015 same model not blowing any air out of the rear but occasionally I'll hear a noise out of the vent, a vibration/ticking sound. Does this still sound like a replacement blower is needed?
Thanks!
The A/C and heat for the driver/passenger works well in the van, but no air blows out at all in the rear cabin. Is there something else I should check first or just replace the blower motor?