A three-pin connector is one check, not a complete LandCruiser 200 blower identification. The selected assembly is the front cabin blower for a restricted early Australian right-hand-drive automatic application, 11/2007–06/2010.
It does not establish fitment for every 200 Series build, a left-hand-drive vehicle, rear blower or cool-box motor. Keep the position and build scope explicit when asking for confirmation.
Use all the configuration checks together
The early 200 Series RHD front blower uses reference 87103-60380. The listed engine/chassis combinations are UZJ200R with the 2UZ-FE 4.7L petrol engine and VDJ200R with the 1VD-FTV 4.5L diesel engine, within the stated automatic application.
Confirm the VIN, actual build month, engine, gearbox and original reference as a set. Another part sold for a later 200 Series does not widen this blower’s application record.
Compare the wheel, flange and actual connector
The supplied assembly contains the motor, white fan wheel and mounting flange shown. Compare the wheel, mounting tabs, socket position and three-pin connector with the original. If the original socket cannot be seen clearly, request an accessible detail photograph.
A matching pin count does not establish the same housing, mounting or electrical specification. Do not infer a pinout, rotation direction or test values from a socket photograph.
Check what the assembly does not include
The heater housing, wiring loom and installation hardware are excluded. Have the installer confirm any other required items separately. A photograph of the motor and wheel should not be read as an offer for a complete heater box.
For general component background, the existing blower-motor guide explains its role. This article stays on the selected early front-unit identification.
Send a traceable comparison
Provide the vehicle information, original number and labelled original/replacement photographs of the wheel, flange and socket. Mention any previous modifications. Have the workshop diagnose the airflow or noise concern and use the appropriate service information for access and electrical testing.
Prepared from application records and the linked product photographs. The featured workshop scene is an AI-generated editorial illustration. Information reviewed on 3 November 2026.