🌀 Efficient Cooling Fan Assembly for Honda Accord: TYC 620690 Radiator/Condenser Replacement Review

My Accord 07 2.4L fits without any problems. My fan on the driver's side died. As previously mentioned, there are two types of fans for the Gen 7 Accord. Before ordering, find out which version you have! This block should replace the Denso. If your fan doesn't have a label, check the number of blades. Denso has more blades. See photos.

This was for a 2007 Accord, 2.4 liter 4 cylinder engine. One of my fans stopped working and when I started looking for parts I found that I could order the entire unit with both fans from Honda for about the price of a single fan so I went with it. For those working on their own vehicle, this was a relatively easy setup. I remember having to remove one of the radiator hoses to get better access, so there was a coolant leak (prep the pan and refill later). Otherwise it was pretty easy. There are

This is a genuine replacement for Denso cooler. Honda had two different radiators on Accords from the same years; Denso and Valeo. If you have a Denso radiator, Denso should be written on the top of the radiator to the right of the filler cap, then you know this is the correct part. Besides that; The Denso fan assembly has 7 blades (passenger side) for the radiator fan and 5 for the condenser fan. Valeo only has 4 and 5 respectively. This build, when held alongside the original, is virtually…

Be sure to do a few tests before you buy - fuses, cables and such. If nothing else, you will need it. The only reason I'm giving this four stars is because I replaced the coolant reserve earlier, it had a massive crack in it and it all leaked out. Luckily before the end of winter, but it was a 10mm bolt. However, on this build the coolant reserve screw was 7mm instead of the 10mm of the original part. Unfortunately it fell down somewhere and I lost it, had to use another 10mm and push it in to…

I have minimal auto repair skills. I was able to install it in 2 hours. It fits perfectly on my 2003 Honda Accord EXL. Steps Remove the clamp from the large hose connected to the radiator. Expect some spills and drink some of the coolest to fill up. Disconnect the coldest reservoir hose from the radiator. Remove the top 3 nuts and the top bolt [it might break, get the matching nut and bolt from ACE. You can use something to loosen the rust so it doesn't crack. There is a plastic cover on the…

The driver's side fan stopped spinning when the AC was on (both should spin in this situation) so I decided to try and shut it down try since I had 12V DC on the fan and no movement. I have a Denso radiator and this thing popped up right away. No significant problems. At a leisurely pace, it took me about 45 minutes. I drained about a pint of coolant and often squeezed the upper radiator hose to minimize the mess when removing the upper hose. The cable holders are a little tricky to remove as…

Radiator Fan died on my 2004 Honda Accord EX 2.4L I4. I bought it for $94.66 instead of having it replaced at the dealer (parts and labor would cost over $500). It took me a while to set it up because I ran into a couple of issues: 1. This part doesn't come with a bracket on the condenser fan needed to hold the wires. I had to remove it from an old part that had a rusty screw on it and it wasn't easy to remove. I also had to go and buy a new nut and bolt for it. However, the mount fitted the…