Rear Blower Motor for 2006-2010 Toyota Sienna - Four Seasons 75834

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    Part number: 75834
    UPC: 096361758346
    Condition: New
    Weight: 4.20 LBS
    Item Package Quantity: 1
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    Four Seasons HVAC Blower Motor P/N:75834
    Four Seasons HVAC Blower Motor P/N:75834
    $94.99
    $94.99

    Keep rear-cabin air moving with the Four Seasons Blower Motor 75834, a direct-fit 2006-2010 Toyota Sienna blower motor replacement for all engines. This rear blower motor drives the included cage wheel to push air through the rear HVAC housing, and its flanged, vented, clockwise (CW) build drops in for the listed application.

    Features:

    • OE-level design: engineered to match or surpass O.E. design and performance.
    • Magnet strength: magnetic size and properties compare to or exceed OEM.
    • Quality windings: windings match or surpass OEM specifications.
    • Motor speed: motor RPM equals or exceeds the OEM motor.

    This metal motor runs on 12 volts through a single female lead-wire connector with 2 terminals, and ships with a 5.750 in cage wheel. If a worn rear unit is why the heater blower motor in your 2006-2010 Toyota Sienna has stopped spinning, turns slowly, or makes noise, this assembly replaces it. Sold individually.

    Interchange: 6552604 · 219174 · 11175834 · BM75834 · 2311897 · M10544 · 871164 · PM9199 · 8710308070

    This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

    6552604, 75834, 219174, 11175834, BM75834, 2311897, M10544, 871164, PM9199, 8710308070

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Does this fit my 2006-2010 Toyota Sienna?

    Yes — the Four Seasons 75834 is a direct-fit rear blower motor for the 2006-2010 Toyota Sienna with all engines. Confirm your exact vehicle in the "Vehicles it fits" section.

    Is the cage/fan wheel included?

    Yes. This assembly ships with a 5.750 in cage wheel, so you don't need to transfer one from your old motor.

    What are signs my rear HVAC blower motor may need replacing?

    Weak or no airflow from the rear vents, a motor that spins slowly or intermittently, or a squealing/grinding noise from the rear HVAC housing.

    What connector does it use?

    It uses a single female lead-wire connector with 2 terminals and runs on 12 volts.

    Which direction does the motor spin?

    It rotates clockwise (CW) and has a flanged, vented design.

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