How to check and replace the Cooling Fan Assembly?

To troubleshoot cooling system problems, if the engine overheats and the cooling fan is inactive, disconnect the fan motor's electrical connector, then test the fan by directly connecting it to the battery and ground; replace if necessary. If the radiator fan doesn't engage when the engine heats up, examine the fan relays, which might be faulty. Locate the relays in the engine compartment fuse/relay box (additional small relay box for 2007 and later models) and test them. If the relays are fine, assess the radiator fan switches, which regulate fan operation based on temperature. For 2003 and earlier models, utilize fan switches, while later models use Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) sensors. Test switches using an ohmmeter and temperature continuity. In case of relay and fan switch confirmation, inspect wiring and connections to the fan motors, considering professional repair if needed. For replacement, disconnect the battery, secure the vehicle, remove the lower splash shield, and drain the cooling system if needed. Proceed by removing the radiator cover and coolant reservoir, detaching upper radiator hose, disconnecting fan electrical connectors and harnesses, unbolting the fan shroud assembly, and finally removing the fan and motor. Installation is the reverse of removal. For cooling fan switches (2003 and earlier), disconnect and unscrew switches, then install new sealing rings lubricated with coolant during reassembly. Refill the cooling system, reconnect the battery, and verify proper fan operation.

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Part Number: 19020-PT0-003
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- Other Name: Fan, Cooling (Denso); Fan, Fan Blade
- Replaces: 19020-PTO-003, 19020-PK1-901
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Fits for 1995-1998 Acura TL
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Acura TL Engine Cooling Fan Blade
Part Number: 19020-P8F-A01
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- Other Name: Fan, Cooling; Blade, Fan, Fan Blade
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Fits for 2002-2008 Acura TL
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Acura TL Fan, Cooling
Part Number: 19020-RK2-A71
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- Other Name: Fan Blade
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Fits for 2009-2011 Acura TL
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Acura TL Fan, Cooling
Part Number: 38611-R70-A01
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- Other Name: Fan Blade
- Position: Passenger Side
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Fits for 2009-2014 Acura TL
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Acura TL Fan, Cooling
Part Number: 19020-P5G-A01
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- Other Name: Fan Blade
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Fits for 1996-1998 Acura TL
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Acura TL Fan, Cooling
Part Number: 19020-RGL-A01
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- Other Name: Fan Blade
- Position: Driver Side
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Fits for 2009-2014 Acura TL
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Acura TL Fan, Cooling
Part Number: 19020-P8C-A01
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- Other Name: Fan Blade; Fan
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Fits for 1999-2003 Acura TL
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Acura TL Fan, Cooling (Mitsuba)
Part Number: 38611-P8C-A01
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- Other Name: Fan Blade
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Fits for 1999-2003 Acura TL
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Acura TL Fan, Cooling
Part Number: 38611-RK2-A71
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- Other Name: Fan Blade
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Fits for 2009-2011 Acura TL
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Acura TL Fan, Cooling
Part Number: 38611-P1R-004
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- Other Name: Fan Blade
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Fits for 1995-1998 Acura TL
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Acura TL Cooling Fan (Mitsuba)
Part Number: 38611-P8F-A01
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- Other Name: Fan, Cooling (Mitsuba) ; Fan Blade; Fan Blade
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Fits for 2002-2008 Acura TL
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Acura TL Fan, Cooling (Denso)
Part Number: 19020-P08-003
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- Other Name: Fan Blade
- Replaces: 19020-PH4-661, 19020-PD2-003
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.
Fits for 1996-1998 Acura TL

Acura TL Cooling Fan Assembly

The Cooling Fan Assembly is used in Acura TL vehicles to force air through the radiator so as to help control the temperature of the engine. It usually consists of a fan blade, a mounting shroud as well as a motor, which are mounted close to the radiator so as to cool hot coolant before returning to the engine. All the Acura TL manufactured models can be fitted with equipped with mechanical and electric cooling fan assembly. Mechanical fans are connected through a belt to the crankshaft and can be 'clutched' at higher speeds to save noise and fuel. Traditional vehicles use belt-driven cooling fans while numerous today's vehicles employ electrical cooling fans that work through a 12V motor that depends on the coolant temperature and the needs of air conditioning system. Both types use shrouds to direct the air through the radiator; electric fans draw their signals from the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) to control the engine performance.

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Q: How to check and replace the Cooling Fan Assembly?
A: To troubleshoot cooling system problems, if the engine overheats and the cooling fan is inactive, disconnect the fan motor's electrical connector, then test the fan by directly connecting it to the battery and ground; replace if necessary. If the radiator fan doesn't engage when the engine heats up, examine the fan relays, which might be faulty. Locate the relays in the engine compartment fuse/relay box (additional small relay box for 2007 and later models) and test them. If the relays are fine, assess the radiator fan switches, which regulate fan operation based on temperature. For 2003 and earlier models, utilize fan switches, while later models use Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) sensors. Test switches using an ohmmeter and temperature continuity. In case of relay and fan switch confirmation, inspect wiring and connections to the fan motors, considering professional repair if needed. For replacement, disconnect the battery, secure the vehicle, remove the lower splash shield, and drain the cooling system if needed. Proceed by removing the radiator cover and coolant reservoir, detaching upper radiator hose, disconnecting fan electrical connectors and harnesses, unbolting the fan shroud assembly, and finally removing the fan and motor. Installation is the reverse of removal. For cooling fan switches (2003 and earlier), disconnect and unscrew switches, then install new sealing rings lubricated with coolant during reassembly. Refill the cooling system, reconnect the battery, and verify proper fan operation.