The heater blower is not working on my toyota 86 avalon. The radioand clock are not working either.
Its more than likely a fuse. radio and clock are on the same fuse.
but not sure think that the blower is on a different fuse.best way is check them all.
SOURCE: Heater Blower Motor
Remove the glovebox door, and the under dash cover/trim panel.
Look behind where the glove box was, you will see the heater box
At the bottom of this box, there is a round plate with a wiring connector and 3 screws holding this plate to the heater box.
This plate is the bottom of the heater fan assembly; remove the connector, and the 3 screws. The fan motor will drop staright down. Real easy to do.
SOURCE: 1996 Toyota Avalon
The heater fan motor can not be installed wrong; thee are locater tabs that preven this, and, the wire connector is just long enough to make it fit right. Thak you for allowing me to provide additional assistance, the graciousness of a FixYa woul be much appreciated.
SOURCE: oem clock for a 86 toyota pickup,
if you look in the dash where the clock goes, you will find the 4 pin plug for the clock taped off to the side with blue tape- they all had wiring for the clock, regardless of wether or not they were actually equipped with them.
SOURCE: I have an 86 toyota 4x4 with the 22r motor. my
it could just be the switch,, or more likley to be the resistor burned out or the reostat? (same thing realy)
SOURCE: Heater not working, had thermostat replaced no
My 87 Celica had the same problem and it was the solder connections on the back of the heater control panel.
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