SOLD Heater Blower Motor Assembly 1/79-10/84 FJ40 FJ45 - Professionally Restored

[ElephantRebel]

Vehicle Model

1. 40 Series
2. 45 Series

Location

New York United States

DM me if you have any questions

- Professionally restored by BTB Products (partially refurbished)
- Unused since restoration
- Blower motor fan was replaced
- All other parts were in condition to be restored upon their inspection
- Received March 2025'
- no longer needed the part for my project by the time it arrived (took several months to get)
- needs 12V Heater Blower Resistor

$499.99 + Shipping

More info:

BTB's Restoration Process:
This part is restored in-house by our Land Cruiser Technicians. Our restoration process for parts start with us sand-blasting the part. Following the sand blast, we inspect the parts to make sure there is no hidden damage and that it is still in good condition. Following the inspection, the part then get a protective exterior finish.

Orginal SKU from BTB: Restored Front Heater Blower Assembly for 1973-1980 4x-Series Toyota Land Cruisers - BTB Products - Land Cruiser Restoration and Parts - https://btbprod.com/product/fj40-fj45-bj40-heater-blower-motor-front-rebuilt-oem-87130-60033-1973-1974-1975-1976-1977-1978-1979/

 

[Kernal]

What did the restoration process entail, ie: rebuilt motor (?brushes, rotor, windings?), paint, new foam, or??

 

[ElephantRebel]

Noe of the internals were replaced with the exception of the internal plastic fan piece that spins to move the air. The rest of the unit was taken apart cleaned and reassembled.

 

[Kernal]

OK, so the motor wasn't actually restored (bearings, brushes, etc), just replaced the fan cage then cleaned and painted the housing??
Is the fan cage an original replacement or??

 

[3_puppies]

with the above details
saying professionally restored, may not be the best way to describe the blower assembly

 

[ElephantRebel]

with the above details
saying professionally restored, may not be the best way to describe the blower assembly

i’m open to suggestions

 

[Casey E]

i’m open to suggestions

Since it wasn’t restored, just a part on the item replaced I’m not sure what you’d call it.

I once sold a motor with a new water pump, would that be a professionally restored motor in your eyes ?

I’d say you have an item for sale with the fan cage replaced, these usually sell for less than $100 especially since yours isn’t even functioning without the needed resistor.

 

[65swb45]

I think ‘partially refurbished’ might be appropriate. And unfortunately for you, I think @Casey E is much closer to the mark on what you can expect to get for yours.

In my experience, blower motors have been the slowest moving items in my inventory. I literally abandoned about 30 of them after my warehouse fire nine years ago. They weren’t even worth moving one more time.

GLWS