Move air through your cabin's heating and cooling system with the Four Seasons blower motor, part number 35493, a flanged, vented CW/CCW front blower motor that spins the blower wheel to push air out through the dash and defrost vents. It is listed for many models, among them the 1984-1986 Toyota Corolla, 1984 Toyota 4Runner and 1989 Ford Probe.
- O.E. design and performance: Four Seasons states this motor meets or exceeds O.E. design and performance.
- Magnetics: Its magnetic size and properties compare with or exceed OEM.
- Windings: The motor windings are built to match or surpass OEM specs.
- Speed: Motor RPM is equivalent to or higher than the OEM motor.
The 35493 is sold without the blower wheel. Transfer the original wheel or replace it as directed by the vehicle's service procedure. Four Seasons engineers and tests its products and has more than 50 years of mobile A/C experience.
Signs a blower motor may need replacing include no airflow at any fan setting, weak airflow, or a squeal, grind or rattle from the blower area. A resistor, switch, fuse or wiring fault can cause similar symptoms, so diagnose the cause before replacing the motor.
See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list and engine details.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an HVAC blower motor do?
It spins the blower wheel that pushes air through the heater and A/C system and out the dash and defrost vents. The Four Seasons 35493 is a front blower motor.
Will this work as a 1984-1986 Toyota Corolla blower motor?
The 1984-1986 Toyota Corolla is among the listed applications. Check your year, model and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section before ordering.
Is the blower wheel included?
No. The 35493 is sold without the wheel. Transfer the original wheel or replace it as directed by the vehicle's service procedure.
Will this blower motor fit a 1984 Toyota 4Runner?
Yes, the 1984 Toyota 4Runner is among the listed applications. Confirm your vehicle details in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
How can I tell if my blower motor is failing?
Possible signs include no airflow at any fan speed, weak airflow, or a squeal or grinding noise from the blower. A resistor, switch, fuse or wiring fault can cause similar symptoms, so diagnose the cause first.
