As mk has already said, disconnect the blower connector and then remove the three screws (circled in red). The blower will then just drop straight out.

 

I'll give that a shot afterwork. I found something a little earlier in a google search that brought up a thread from another forum, this is pretty funny:

http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=457308

 

I pulled out the blower as mentioned. There were a few leaves. I used canned air and blasted the thing, but it still squeaks after putting it back it. Like crickets chirping, or a hamster running on it's wheel. Should I take it out again and spray the area between the motor and the blower with WD-40?

 

Sounds like worth a try. When you spin the fan by hand, can you reproduce the chirping sound? Might the sound actually be coming from the vent ducts? If so, reach you hand in to see if you find more debris. Watch out for venomous creatures! Just kidding.