Removal of the blower motor is quite easy. you can access it from the passenger foot area. remove the glove box by removing the limit rod screw and squeezing the sides of the glove box together to remove. You can now better visualize the area. remove a few plastic clips that hold an electronics shelf and move it aside. remove the electrical connection to the blower ( take note of orientation of plug so that you put the motor back in the correct position) remove three screws that hold the blower in place. Pull blower assembly down. clean or replace blower. Rockauto.com sells a complete blower and fan assembly for very little $.
Also have to remove the two screws holding the electronics box (just behind the glove box door) and the two wiring harnesses that plug to the right of the blower housing. Was then able to move the electronics box to the side so I could access the three screws on the bottom of the blower. Whole project took less then 10 minutes. Mine was full of acorns that dropped into the fan cage when Jiffy Lube pulled out the cabin filter for replacement.
Its Really helpful. Thanks a lot
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Yes , there are probably something fell to the blower motor.
You'll have to take it apart and clean it.
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