Getting into your Honda Accord on a cold winter morning only to realize that you have no heat can be a disturbing and uncomfortable experience. Luckily, the solution may be as simple as replacing the blower motor on your heater. This is a straightforward job that you should be able to finish in under an hour, and all you will need are a few basic tools.
Open the hood and disconnect the negative cable from the battery.
Open the glove box and remove the screws under the storage compartment. Remove the screws from the glove box frame and lift the glove box out of the dashboard.
Turn the screws on the heater duct counterclockwise to remove the duct connecting the heater core to the blower unit.
Turn the nuts on the blower motor counterclockwise to remove the mounting nuts.
Remove all electrical connections going into the blower motor. These are usually wires attached to a harness that you simply pull out of the unit.
Install the new blower motor and replace all electrical connections. Once the electrical connections are in place, turn the mounting nuts clockwise to secure the blower motor.
Replace the heater duct from the heater core to the blower motor and tighten the screws to secure the duct.
Reinstall the glove box frame and the glove box.
Reconnect the negative cable to the battery.
