🌬️ 75847 Blower Motor Assembly by 4 Seasons: Optimal for SEO Review

Easy installation, perfect for 2006 Honda Pilot EX-L. The quality looks good. So far I'm very happy with the quality and performance. Only time will tell the durability of this product. There are cheaper options but this one was recommended by a friend.

This part fixed my rear air issues for my 2008 Honda Pilot. In order to remove the old one, 3 screws had to be loosened. (Keep the screws as the new part does not come with new ones.) 3 screws and an electrical connector. Easy installation. Very easy to do by hand. If you don't know how to do it, just look it up on YouTube. Good product. My air conditioner is now working like new!

Great price compared to Acura OEM parts. Maybe a little louder than the original before it started squeaking but I'm not complaining, also I installed it in my daughter's car and she won't notice because her stereo is always on! I will definitely buy this fan motor again. It's a bit fiddly to pull the old one out and put the new one in, but I can't. By the way, I'm her mother, so even a girl can be substituted!

I have a 2006 MDX and needed to replace the rear fan motor. An Acura part costs $500 and that's exactly the price of about 25% of the price of the same part! Received yesterday and installed in about 30 minutes this morning! There's a video on YouTube on how to do this and it's very easy. The fan works like a champ and now my kids can access the air conditioning through the vents on the back of the console.

I have a 2004 Honda Pilot EX that the rear vents have stopped blowing air. I looked for a DIY solution on Youtube and almost everyone said I should replace the transition. Unfortunately, this cheap remedy didn't suit me. In frustration I searched even deeper on Youtube and luckily found a video from a channel called "Fury Wilson" where she explained that she needed to replace the rear fan motor and how to replace it. So in desperation I bought this replacement rear fan motor, followed the…

The rear fan motor began to hum terribly. I tried replacing it with what was supposedly a good $150 used instead of a spare. It did not last long. I ordered my shop to remodel it. It did not last long. Eventually I looked for 3rd party replacement parts and this came highly recommended (along with a youtube installation video showing anyone can replace it themselves). I only installed it at the very last moment as the Colorado summer was getting warmer. It's a little louder than the original…