A-Premium HVAC Heater Blower Motor and Resistor Assembly Compatible with Nissan Rogue 2008-2013, Rogue Select 2014-2015, Sentra 2007-2012

I was glad to find it here. And glad that I was able to replace it myself. Saved me couple of hundred bucks.

Fit my 2008 Nissan Sentra perfect. Both items appeared identical to the OEM that I removed from the car. Time will tell how long they last, but in terms of finish, fit, value for the money, you can't go wrong. Installation in this car is a royal PITA, but that has no reflection on the actual items.

Work great

Good

It fits well and works perfectly

I installed the blower motor and resistor assembly on my Rogue as the current blower motor would not turn on until I drove a few miles. Since it is a pain to get to the old blower motor to run tests, I was going to replace both regardless. This seems to have fixed my problem as the motor fires right up without any issues now! A new blower motor from the dealership is over $200, and the resistor is over $100, AT A DISCOUNT!! The new blower motor is a little bit noisier in operation than the original, but for $250 difference, I can live with it. I'll likely have the radio on or there will probably be enough wind noise from moving that it's not likely going to be that audible.

I needed to replace the blower motor and resistor in my Nissan Rogue for winter and Amazon got me what I needed at an affordable price. The fan and resistor arrived promptly and I haven't had any issues. Installation was quick and easy. Amazon is the first place I look for any products I need.

I installed this in my son's 2008 Nissan Sentra when the OEM blower motor started making noise. It was nice that this came with the resistor and we did the cabin filter at the same time. The noise is gone and the new blower motor is working great. Hopefully it lasts a long time. The job was kind of a pain due to tight space and having to take out the gas pedal and BCM. A couple of tips after doing it. Take the drivers seat out to make it easier to lay down and get under the dash. It's only 4 torx bolts and disconnect electronics under the seat. When taking the old blower motor out if you flip it with the fan side down, you can pivot around the bracket for the brake pedal and avoid taking it off and possibly having to readjust your brakes. Always disconnect your battery first before working on electronics in your car.