Fitment:

• 2006-2011 Honda Civic 1.8L

Features:

• Ideal replacement - this air conditioner condenser fan assembly is engineered to match the fit and performance of the stock condenser fan on specific vehicles
• Complete package - assembly is designed with the same materials and components as the original part
• Quality assured - components are tested in laboratory settings to ensure performance
• Cost effective and reliable - trustworthy manufacturing for far less than same part at the dealership.

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Know the A/C Condenser Cooling Fan:

• A cooling fan helps move air through the radiator when the vehicle is stopped or moving slowly. An electric fan motor connected to a plastic fan blade located directly behind the radiator which is controlled by a coolant temperature sensor. This engine temperature information is utilized by the computer which signals the control relay to send power to the cooling fan.
• When the air conditioner is used, the cooling fan automatically activates to remove heat from the condenser regardless of engine temperature. To inspect a cooling fan start with ignition key "OFF". By hand, spin the fan blade, it should "freewheel", if the fan motor does not spin or is hard to turn, it has failed and replacement is required. If the fan motor fails to activate electrically check the cooling fan fuse and relay and replace as needed.?

Tools and Supplies Needed:

• Socket set
• Wrench set
• Replacement cooling fan
• Fluid catch basin
• Protective eyewear and gloves
• Hose clamp tool or channel locks

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Know how to Replace the A/C Condenser Cooling Fan:

• Step 1: Locate the Radiator Cooling Fan. The radiator cooling fan is attached at the back of the radiator through a mounting frame. Under the engine and the radiator is a sticking cylinder that is encased in a small casing. That is the radiator cooling fan motor that you may need to change or repair other than the radiator cooling fan itself.
• Step 2: Disconnect the Power Supply. Find the connector of the wires from your engine and from your radiator fan motor and disconnect it. 
• Step 3: Remove the Fan Housing. Using a crescent wrench, remove the four screws located at each corner of the fan housing. Remove the fasteners at the sides of the fan housing as well.  
• Step 4: Remove the Radiator Cooling Fan and the Fan Motor. You may need to remove a keeper that prevents the fan blades from moving up in the shaft up and down. As to the fan motor itself, remove it from the fan housing using a screwdriver.
• Step 5: Attach the Replacement Radiator Cooling Fan and Fan Motor. Install the new fan motor into the fan housing. Slide your replacement radiator cooling fan into the shaft, insert the keeper and secure the new cooling fan and keeper into place. Return the fan housing back into its proper place and secure the screws and the fasteners.