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Car Forum / Toyota / Camry / October 2007Access to blower fan - '98
I've owned five Toyota's over the years. At the moment have a 87 Corolla, 03 Cam and a 98 Cam. Mostly I have reached the blower fan in the dash area by compressing the sides of the glove box together to disengage the "ears," although on the 03, I also have to unscrew a rod of some sort. But have been unable to figure out how to get at the 98. Any secrets. Squeezing the sides of the glove box does nothing.... Also, try pulling down on the panel under the glove compartment. No tools for the panel, just pull down and out. You may be able to get at the fan motor without taking out the glove box. On Oct 26, 12:50 pm, timb...@mailcity.com wrote: > I've owned five Toyota's over the years. At the moment have a 87 > Corolla, 03 Cam and a 98 Cam. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > But have been unable to figure out how to get at the 98. Any secrets. > Squeezing the sides of the glove box does nothing.... Yours may be one with 4 screws and one bolt. 3 along the top edge of the glove box assembly (open the glove box to reveal them) and one screw on the lower left corner you can see. The bolt on the lower right is behind the kick plate IIRC. You will have to pry it back to see the 10mm bolt. A Haynes manual also helps. Check your local Pep boys. On Oct 26, 12:50 pm, timb...@mailcity.com wrote: > I've owned five Toyota's over the years. At the moment have a 87 > Corolla, 03 Cam and a 98 Cam. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > But have been unable to figure out how to get at the 98. Any secrets. > Squeezing the sides of the glove box does nothing.... On Oct 27, 12:38 am, johngd...@hotmail.com wrote: > Yours may be one with 4 screws and one bolt. 3 along the top edge of > the glove box assembly (open the glove box to reveal them) and one [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > A Haynes manual also helps. Check your local Pep boys. Last weekend, I fussed with this. I removed the screws along top and one screw at the left corner, but did not know about the 10mm on the right. It seemed like something on the right was "holding" this back, but I didn't want to fuss too much with the plastic along there. So, do I just pry it a bit to gain access, or am I taking off that entire part, which if IIRC runs all along the lower door sill? (I get antsy fussing with 10 year old plastic, always afraid of how brittle it might be)> |
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