How to remove and replace Fan Clutch and electric fans for the Honda Passport?

Some of the ways through which a Cooling Fan Assembly failure could be identified are by noise, vibration, or leakage. One way to know if there is bearing play is to "rock" the fan and it should turn freely once cold. If fluid leakage, a spring that appears deformed, or grease coming out from it, consider replacing it. Replace it if the fan easily turns when warm. For belt-driven fans, slacken the belt tension, disconnect the shroud, and withdraw the assembly of the fan itself. On electric fans simply pull off battery connections and unscrew all screws then unplug plug connectors. Apply 12 volts to its power side as you test whether this fan is defective or not functioning at all. Otherwise, replace it with a new one if it doesn't work. For 2.2L models remove battery cable connector, disconnect connector and remove fan with the shroud.

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Honda Passport Cooling Fan Assembly Parts Questions & Answers

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Q: How to remove and replace Fan Clutch and electric fans for the Honda Passport?
A: Some of the ways through which a Cooling Fan Assembly failure could be identified are by noise, vibration, or leakage. One way to know if there is bearing play is to "rock" the fan and it should turn freely once cold. If fluid leakage, a spring that appears deformed, or grease coming out from it, consider replacing it. Replace it if the fan easily turns when warm. For belt-driven fans, slacken the belt tension, disconnect the shroud, and withdraw the assembly of the fan itself. On electric fans simply pull off battery connections and unscrew all screws then unplug plug connectors. Apply 12 volts to its power side as you test whether this fan is defective or not functioning at all. Otherwise, replace it with a new one if it doesn't work. For 2.2L models remove battery cable connector, disconnect connector and remove fan with the shroud.