Item was good, but could not use. Still a great buy for a fix it physically-er. Buy this if you are a good fixer.
- uncledarryl
--Near a time with installation, it's still blowing passionate and quiet. Splendid manufactured goods.--Fit only so as it should. I can't caution any variation between the routine of this fan and the original (as it worked). It's super tricky to conveying the old fan blades to a new motor with the intention of doesn't have them mounted. I tried and it didn't work. This fan comes with the blades installed and the right connector for my 2004 Honda Accord EX. It was a real bind to get the old one out and this one in trade it but it saved me $250 in overstress and who knows how greatly for the new motor, probably $150. Took me 2 hours the at the start calculate almost with the crappy replacement and about an hour with this one in check over of the fact with the intention of I had been in here before. Use a profound 10mm socket with extension, philips screwdriver, and a flat have control ended screwdriver. Removed the 2 bolts emotionally caught up to the dash on the right side hostile to the lobby, removed the screws with the intention of hold the glove box hinges underneath and the screw with the intention of holds the contrivance on the right side of the glove box with the intention of keeps it from falling commence (it doesn't theme which order). Pull in trade the passenger side carpet and remove the 4 nuts with the intention of hold the ECM in (it has a defending steel plate ended it and it's where the passenger's feet would sit normally. It has 3 plugs emotionally caught up to it with the intention of can be removed easily if you get behind in the small pin in the midpoint of the connector where it plugs in. The air system is housed in the big black plastic boxes right behind where the glove box was. They are two boxes connected in the midpoint with a steel rank with the intention of wraps almost. Remove the screw with the intention of holds the steel rank at the top and slide it out of it's connection on the bottom. It has a cable connected to it, disconnect the cable by approaching in the pin in the midpoint and only let the cable and rank hang out of the way. Here are 3 cables with the intention of connect to the box you aspire to remove on the right side on the bottom. Disconnect them by pressing the pin in the midpoint where they attach and be guaranteed to slip the cables with the intention of go to the car into the plastic covering on the right so they aren't in the way as you pull the box out (it will be tight). Here are 2 nuts on the top and 2 on the bottom with the intention of hold the box in. See with the intention of some are slots with the intention of just require the nut to be loosened and it can slide out even as some are holes with the intention of must have the nut removed. I only removed all of them. This is where you have to fight with it a little. Only waggle it a little and pull the dash out about 6 inches or so (with the intention of's why you removed the bolts before!). You'll be glad you removed the ECM at this top. Some calculate ago you get it out don't remove all of the screws, only the screws in the midpoint with the intention of hold the two halves together. Also remove the metal clips with the intention of give the same purpose, to do it only get behind your flat have control ended screwdriver into on side and pry not effective only a little and it will pop off. Here are two covers ended the arms with the intention of commence and accurate some doors surrounded by the unit. This is trying to yield reasons for but here is a white plastic servo arm type business under all cover. It's emotionally caught up to a lobby surrounded by the unit with a metal bar. You have to get with the intention of metal bar out of the plastic arm business or moreover you won't be competent to commence the box. Some calculate ago you get the box commence you only remove the screws for the old fan, pull it out, install the new fan only so how the old fan was (it single fits of laughter one way) and stopover on all of these directions in back. Note with the intention of I noticed the foam with the intention of forms the seal for some connections was basically powder with all of these years. I bought some 7/8" profound 1/2" wide foam dialogue box sealing strips from Home Railroad rank for $3.50, removed the old foam and installed the new foam in its house. Skilled luck and feel free to note if you have a inquiry. I couldn't actually find whatever business skilled on youtube or everyplace moreover. Here are some diagrams if you peek tricky.
- M. Butterfield
TYC 700104 Honda Accord Replacement Blower Assembly
Each new TYC blower assembly is balanced and experienced person before leave-compelling the factory to make sure proper and quiet functionality.
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