What is Cooling Fan
A cooling fan is an essential component of a vehicle's cooling system. It is responsible for cooling the engine by drawing in air through the radiator and then expelling it out into the engine compartment. The cooling fan helps to regulate the temperature of the engine and stop it from overheating, which can cause serious damage to the engine and other components.
The cooling fan is controlled by the engine's control module, which monitors the engine's temperature and activates the fan as needed. In some vehicles, the cooling fan may also be controlled by a thermostatic switch that turns on the fan when the engine reaches a certain temperature.
Overall, the cooling fan plays a critical role in maintaining the proper operating temperature of the engine, ensuring optimal performance and stoping damage from overheating

Fitment
for Acura
for CL 1997
for Honda
for Accord 1994-1997
for Prelude 1997-2001

Part Number
19030PT0003,9613567,620240,75208,19015P0A003-,HO3115118,19030P8CA,HO3110101,19020PAAA01,FA70066,19020PT0003

Quantity Sold
Sold Individually

Type
Radiator Fan

Part Name
Cooling Fan Assembly

Design
Single Fan

Considerations relating to the use of Cooling Fan

Proper installation: Proper installation of the cooling fan is essential for safe and effective operation.
Regular maintenance: Regular maintenance of the cooling fan can help stop issues and ensure that it is operating effectively. This may include cleaning the fan blades, checking for wear or damage, and replacing any worn or damaged components.
Operating temperature: It's important to ensure that the cooling fan is turning on and off at the correct temperature to stop the engine from overheating or running too cool.