How To Remove / Replace Fan Motor or Blade (Radiator/Condenser) on 2003 2007 Honda Accord 2.4L 4 Cyl
This is a step-by-step DIY aut repair video on how to remove the fan motor or just the fan blade (radiator / condenser) on a 2003-2007 Honda Accord, which include years 2004, 2005 & 2006 model EX, LX & EX, although the procedures should be very similar on most Acura & Honda models such as Civic, CRV, Element, Pilot & Odyssey.
Our A/C Condenser motor for our 2003 Honda Accord 2.4L wasn't working and we had to replace it. The genuine OEM motor is actually quite expensive, around $300, it's a Mitsuba style motor. Fortunately we found a cheaper TYC motor on Amazon with free shipping for under $40 here: www.amazon.com...
The process is actually very easy and not too time consuming. You will need to remove the fan shroud assembly which require removal of a few bolts, electrical wiring connectors and hoses Once the shroud has been removed, you can replace the motor or the fan blade on the shroud.
Removal and installation for the radiator motor should be the same as the condenser motor. Keep in mind that this video is assuming that you fan motor assembly is genuine OEM because aftermarket motors are slightly different.
Thanks for watching...
This video is presented to you by young mechanic Aiman-Imran Zulhilmi Anuar. Please be sure to watch other DIY auto repair videos on Aiman's EyeOnAiman youtube channel & facebook page.
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Recording Date: July 27, 2018
Video URL: • How To Remove / Replac...
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Amazing! Never thought that I would be learning about auto repair from a kid. Great job!
Holy crap!!!!! You're a hands down the best KZread DIY repair video personality I have seen. I wish you had videos for every single repair I will every have to do. Your video is so perfect. Your timing, your reasoning, your voice is so clear and easy to understand you don't waste time talking about things that are completely irrelevant to the project. You make sure to get close-ups on the parts that you're working on you go at a reasonable speed and don't fast forward through parts that might be not interesting but are still relevant and beneficial for viewers I have a Honda Odyssey the fan setup is a little different but I feel fairly confident after watching your video. I found it because I only want to replace the motor and not the entire assembly and there are very few videos that focus on replacing the motor specifically. I just don't have the extra cash for the entire unit today and don't want to drive with a dying fan.
Very few DIY video makers really get what is necessary for a good video for the viewer you have truly unique talent as it seems almost effortless for you
Good job! I wish I had someone taught me mechanics as a kid 😀
this helped a lot. Thank you! Watched several videos (a few of yours too) Was quoted almost $800 to fix my a/c and Fan issue... I swapped my cooling fan motor myself in about 1 hour, paid $71.00 for that and also swapped a relay switch ($15), and the PCV valve ($24 - I could have got it cheaper but didn't feel good about the part quality).... All in all, I saved a ton of money and my issue is fixed.... (posting the same Thank you message on several vids...)
@EyeOnAiman
4 жыл бұрын
Glad my video helped you...and thanks for watching...
You are an example of the great things young men and women can do.
You are so young but so smart, great vid.
Thanks for the filmed instructions for the electrical connectors. There are so many different locking methods,
At 12:32, that component is the cover for the resonator chamber inlet. It is called the air intake cover or resonator inlet cover. Part number is 17255-RAA-A00
finaggle fedaddle.. gotta love this kid's potential to master his craft. kudos to dad he did well
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Very helpful video. Thank you for this!!!! I couldn't find anyone to sell me just the fan motor and had to buy the whole kit! that's OK though, saved a bunch of money because of this video.
you rock. just what I needed. Well done young man.
great illustration. Maybe could have mentioned what part # used for your specific or range year and model car.
Smart kid. Way to go
Can you replace the motor without removing the housing? Just loosening the fasteners and plastic covers...
are you sure the link in your description will fit a 2007 honda accord because it says it will not fit on amazon. please respond as soon as possible thank you
looking from inside your car is that the right fan motor like the passanger fan or the driver fan side let me know thanks
On some videos i see others taking out one fan. How is this? In this case you took out two fans that were connected together? Are you able to separate these fans by removing bolts?
Both fans use the same motor right? My a/c fan is out but my radiator fan is also not working. I’m positive the motor for the radiator fan is out not sure about the ac fan yet. But they have to use the same motor right?
Very informative!
Great video, thanks.
Great video but the link you provided for Amazon is outdated. I have a 2004 honda accord ex 2.4l and Amazon indicated it does not fit my car. In Amazon customer comments people kept mentioning earlier model years. Therefore, this link is not for 2003-2007 honda accord condenser fan motors. Currently there are no ac condenser fan motors for 2003-2007 honda accord, none came up. However, good job in video.
Great video
thank you for the video
Why does your fan have only 4 blades? Mine, and others I've seen, have 7 blades.
Thanks.
Is the condenser fan motor
The driver side of my condenser fan stop working , can that stop my ac compressor clutch to stop spinning also ?
@rebirth_mishap
4 жыл бұрын
the drivers side on my 1999 accord is the cooling fan (for the engine cooling) side, yes?
@hansgabriel6154
3 жыл бұрын
No
awesome job!!!
This guy is a Genius
Hebat awok dia..
👏🏾
Why is the fan motor had 4 carbon
why not the other motor, am I the only person who's cooling fan motor has stopped working?
@chris-samuel-cesar
4 жыл бұрын
what motor fan the one one the driver side
@rebirth_mishap
4 жыл бұрын
@@chris-samuel-cesar there are two cooling fans; one on the drivers side and one on the passenger side. It's all moot because I got my stuff fixed
@chris-samuel-cesar
4 жыл бұрын
this dude fixing the passanger side right
@rebirth_mishap
4 жыл бұрын
@@chris-samuel-cesar i think. Not sure. The passenger side I believe has to do with ac cooling?