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Overview
A 12-volt replacement blower motor for the Toyota Hilux AN120 and AN130, referenced to OE number 87103-0K491. The blower motor drives the cabin fan that pushes air through the heater and air conditioning system, and it is one of the most frequently replaced climate-control parts on a working ute: the early signs are a squeal or chirp that rises with fan speed, a fan that stops on some settings, or a burning smell from the cabin fan circuit. The Hilux is New Zealand's best-selling ute, so this is a high-frequency repair part rather than a seasonal one. The listing states the unit is 100% tested and carries a one-year warranty.
Key Features
- 12V replacement blower motor for the cabin heater and AC system
- Referenced to OE 87103-0K491
- Listed for Toyota Hilux AN120 and AN130
- Manufacturer states 100% tested
- New condition, supplied for replacement/repair
- One-year warranty stated by the manufacturer
Vehicle Compatibility
- Toyota Hilux AN120 – as stated by the manufacturer
- Toyota Hilux AN130 – as stated by the manufacturer
Compatibility note: The manufacturer has not published model years, cab type or drive side, and does not state whether the fan cage is included. Blower motor housings differ between cab variants, so please confirm your model year, cab type and a photo of your existing unit with us before ordering.
Specifications
| OE number | 871030K491 |
| Voltage | 12 V |
| Part type | Blower motor / heater fan motor |
| Condition | New |
| Quality note | 100% tested |
| Manufacturer warranty | One year (as stated by the manufacturer) |
| Manufacturer-stated delivery time | 15–30 days |
| Packed weight | Approximately 11.0 kg (as published on the listing) |
What's Included
- 1 x blower motor as supplied by the manufacturer
- Confirm whether the fan cage and resistor are included with the manufacturer
- Confirm the pack contents with us before ordering
Installation & Fitment Notes
Disconnect the battery first, clean the fan cage and check the cabin filter while the motor is out — debris in the cage and a blocked filter are the usual causes of noise and poor airflow. We recommend professional installation by a qualified automotive technician.