2000 Honda Civic A/C Fan Not Working

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kellyhue@gmail.com - 13 Jun 2006 04:56 GMT

I have a 2000 Honda Civic EX and one of the the A/C fans (on the
passenger side) is not working. I can still spin the fan manually, so
does the motor need to be replaced? Is there a way that I can fix the
problem on my own? Thanks for any suggestions.

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Ralf Ballis - 13 Jun 2006 15:10 GMT

> I have a 2000 Honda Civic EX and one of the the A/C fans (on the
> passenger side) is not working. I can still spin the fan manually, so
> does the motor need to be replaced? Is there a way that I can fix the
> problem on my own? Thanks for any suggestions.

Is there voltage supplied to the fan?

Regards,

Ralf

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kellyhue@gmail.com - 17 Jun 2006 07:54 GMT

> > I have a 2000 Honda Civic EX and one of the the A/C fans (on the
> > passenger side) is not working. I can still spin the fan manually, so
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> Erfinder des Abgasturboladers Dr. Alfred J. Büchi: "Die Abgase,
> deren noch inne-wohnende Energie bis dahin vergeudet wurde ..."

Well, I unplugged the connector to the condenser fan. Then ran two
wires from the fan motor to the battery to test out the motor. The fan
did not spin, so I think that's the only problem. Do you know why the
fan would break, I had it replaced probably 2 years ago. Anyway, I
would prefer to fix the problem myself to save money. Except I really
don't know how to take it out and install the condenser shroud/motor.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

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Ralf Ballis - 17 Jun 2006 17:44 GMT

> Well, I unplugged the connector to the condenser fan. Then ran two
> wires from the fan motor to the battery to test out the motor. The fan
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> don't know how to take it out and install the condenser shroud/motor.
> Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Be sure that the voltage supplied to the fan is OK, take a look by voltage
meter or test lamp. Sometimes occurred a bad switch or control unit.

Regards,

Ralf

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