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Great video, helped me lots. Had the same problem 😊😊

Thanks, I don’t know why I didn’t fix this before

$25 aftermarket part. Replace it. Can’t tell because of the grease, but it looks like the “tracks” are worn through the semi-conductive paint to the tan circuit board material. Cleaning is a temp fix, it will fail again. (Passenger side Toyota pn: PP-GF20+M20)

Thanks. This was exact problem!

Anybody do this on a 2008 (or maybe 2009/2010)? For the life of me, I can’t wiggle the black boot out. I’m REALLY putting a lot of pressure on it, and trying different angles, but can NOT wiggle it out. Maybe there’s an additional obstruction on the 2008 and up?!?! 😢

Thanks Sean! Very helpful video!

This might be a temporary fix, but the contact strip on my part (and Sean's) is worn through and the needs to be replaced. Look at the video at 4:25 as Sean is pointing to the gear with the black/gold finish. At the bottom, around 6 o'clock, you can see his is worn through also. See the gold grooves in the black traces? That's evidence the conductive strips are worn off and this repair will not last. Nice video that easily shows how to replace and possibly repair the part. Well done, it's just that I don't believe the repair will last. Think this part # is FOUR SEASONS 73211

Excellent video. Thank you.

I have the same problem 2 mechanics gave a quote about $300- $400 to fix this problem thanks to your video I going to try to fix my self this weekend i will let you know if I fixed it thanks

Your bose amp under the the spare must be swimming in water. Check and then clear your drains

Thank you!

I used a flexible wand with a Phillips tip and drill

Best video I’ve seen on this. Thanks for explaining it well!

Awesome video. Well done.

Nice job!

Your video was amazing because I’ve been dealing with this noise for over two years I’ve been to mechanics and everywhere else and everyone was trying to charge me an arm and a leg I did exactly what you did took it apart cleaned it and it works perfect thank you so much

Thank you for posting the video. I have a 2007 Sienna with the same problem, and I was able to fix it the same way you showed. I suspected it was the blend door actuator, but I never would have thought to open it up and repair it. I was just planning to replace it. Saved me a bunch of money.

Thank you for this video! Very informative. Just wondering if you have the part number

Thank sir, your video help me a lot.

Cringe

You are one irritating bloke

There are so many good videos and yours is one of them.

Thank you

Hi dear they make new Toyota sienna like junk older cars and van more realizable I know work more than 35 year

Damn, can you list relay and supplier? I have occasional no sound. Does relay plug in or solder?

very good! i'm having great trouble learning this!

Very good, thanks you.

My 2017 has this passenger issue thank you I will clean mine and hope it saves me money

How could you remove the component JSM1A and how to install the new one? I just opened the amplifier and found it very hard to remove the component. The component is glued and soldered on the board. Could you please give me any advice?

Buen trabajo

Really a great video. Thank you! All your info helped make short work of this repair. After cleaning the gears, I noticed some the contact material was worn down to the underlying plastic by the copper contact arms. I chose to ever-so-slightly bend the copper contact arms a bit left and right and additionally spread out the tiny finger at the end of the contact arm so they would 'potentially' rub on a new path where there was remaining contact material on the gear. It seems to have worked. I did apply lithium as you did to all the gears. Thanks so much - you're a great teacher! : )

Thank you so much for taking the time to post this, it has really helped us!!!

You don't need to remove all those panels to get the amplifier out🤦🏻‍♂️, you only have to remove the light access panel and remove 4 bolts and it comes right out 🤣

Is important the polarity of the motor conectors?

Bruh you a life saver i wish i can say thank you in person

You are awesome. Save me several hundreds of dollars!!! Thank you!

Thank you, I was going crazy trying to figure out where this noise is coming from and all I did was clean the contacts and re-lubed them and good as new. Your the Man!!!!!!!!!!

This is an excellent video. Informative, to the point and no superfluous nonsense. Well done.

Same issue on my 07 Sienna

good job for making this video. My 2006 prius has the same problem.

Thanks for your help from Kakakhstan

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Thank you for posting the video. Your video was very useful. I was not getting click. It was grinding noise. Almost Like coolant boiling in heater coil. I cleaned the disk gently with paper napkin. It as too much carbon deposit. Used rubbing alcohol to clean the three contacts. I tested before installing. All good now. No noise. Additional comments. 1) air duct removal was not obvious. There is a plastic clip below blower fan motor. Just pull it with screw driver and nose plier. 2) I broke two clips. I use cable ties to secure it. 3) put a marking before open the actuator. It will save time to put it back. Best wishes.

Thanks Sean! I have the same issue. Great video!

TY!!!!!!!

Fantastic video!! I have this problem plus another AC problem of my 2004 Sienna has a broken mode damper actuator that doesn't adjust between defrost, face, and feet for air location. Your video shows me how easy it is to get to this servo/actuator blend door part that controls the passenger side air temperature!!

is this heat/cold actuator for just the passenger side? or does it work for both?

Underrated video.no one knows the answer to this one on all the porsche forums. Finally found a lead to my bose sound system issue on my cayenne.lets see if it works out

Hi Sean, great video, I have the same problem. I am having trouble removing the heating duct, I spend over an hour trying to wiggle it out without success. Do you have any tips on removing the Toyota sienna heating duct 55823-AE010?