SCITOO HVAC Heater Blower Motor with Fan Cage PM4068 for Suzuki for Grand Vitara l4 2.4L 2009-2013,for Suzuki for Grand Vitara V6 2.7L 2006-2008,for Suzuki for Grand Vitara V6 3.2L 2009-2010

I recently replaced the blower motor in my Mitsubishi Mirage, and I’m very satisfied with the results. The installation was straightforward and fit perfectly with the factory mounts and connector. Once installed, the airflow was immediately stronger and more consistent across all fan speeds. It’s also noticeably quieter than the old motor, which had started to cut off randomly. Overall, great value for the price

Easy installation nice and quiet and it fit perfect.

Bought this for my 1990 gmc, have zero complaints works well, Great price for the quality, fits just like the original very well built have used it for a few months and still working, very strong has a strong air flow,

Installed in an 09 escalade and worked great. Fixed the airflow issue and was a solid replacement for the price.

I got this from 2017 Chevy Trax and it works perfectly

Perfect fit for blower motor. Runs super quiet and moves a TON of air. Factory motor was getting noisy, so it was time for replacement. VERY happy with this unit, seems to move alot more air than OEM

Fits 2016 Elantra. Girlfriend said it works great. It was for her car. It was easy for me to install. Just 3 screws. While you have the old one out you should replace the in cab filter since it it right there

Perfect fit for my 2005 SR5 4Runner. Solved my problem during the Triple Digit Heatwave. Wahooooo!!!Fairly easy to remove the old and install this new one if you're even slightly mechanically inclined.3 screws (8mm heads or philips) is all that holds the unit in place under the glove box. You remove a cable connected to a large plastic cover under the glovebox and then the cover itself first (easy, one screw in the middle and two pinch clips on the sides). Then remove the cable connected to the unit and the 3 screws. Don't worry about the cables. They only go back in one way so you won't mess it up putting them back in!The most difficult part here is the screw on the far side of the unit because it's a real tight fit next to the slope of the passenger foot rest. Using a rachet with a very short extension and/or a swivel and a short philips screwdriver worked for me. A mirror, flashlight or other light and a second pair of hands to hold the mirror and keep the carpet from drooping down coupled with your willingness to contort your body a bit to reach up under and back there is all it takes. Sounds difficult but really not bad at all. Took me about an hour to do but only because I had to figure out a way to get that screw out that's up against the slope of the passenger floor. To do it again now would only take me about 20 minutes!Don't know how long this unit will last but at less than 1/3 the cost of the Toyota part and an additional savings of over $120 in labor it's worth the risk. Besides, for me the potential need to do it again before my 19 year old 4Runner with 210,000 miles on it stops running altogether is pretty remote! LolWhat a blessing to have my AC back on in this heat!You can find a couple of great videos online that show you exactly how to do it!