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Honda Crosstour Motor Assembly, Fan
Part Number: 79310-TA0-A01$109.35 MSRP: $154.45You Save: $45.10 (30%)
Honda Crosstour Blower Motor
The Blower Motor in Honda Crosstour vehicles relates to the HVAC system and controls the amount of air to be supplied inside the cabin. Through the blower motor control knob or switches, drivers are able to control the internal temperature of the car whether it be on a foggy morning when the driver needs to clear the foggy windows or when it is scorching hot and the driver wants to blow more cool air inside the car. Blower motor controls are interfaced by a module, and wires so that you can access and regulate them with relative simplicity. However, these electronic module or wiring problems can cause some failures so that the heating and air conditioning are no longer manageable. Hence, any issues regarding the blower motor controls should be fixed immediately to enhance comfort while in the car.
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Honda Crosstour Blower Motor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to replace the Blower Motor and Power Transistor in a Honda Crosstour?A: Working in the passenger compartment under the glove box, disconnect the electrical connector from the blower motor power transistor. On 2004 and 2005 models, remove the lower dash panel to gain access to the blower motor transistor by pulling down on the edge of the panel near the glove box until all retaining clip and pins have been separated. Remove the blower motor power transistor mounting screws and remove the transistor. Installation is the reverse of removal. Reconnect the battery. Disconnect the electrical connector from the blower motor. On 2004 and 2005 models, remove the lower dash panel to gain access to the blower motor by pulling down on the edge of the panel near the glove box until all retaining clips and pins have been separated. Remove the blower motor mounting screws and then remove the blower motor assembly. Remove the circlip from the blower motor shaft to release the fan from the motor. Installation is the reverse of removal. Reconnect the battery.
