Condenser Fan Motor

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Continental Cooling Fan Motor - PM2801

Part #:
PM2801
Line:
VDO
Material:   Steel
Outside Diameter (in):   3 Inch
Rotation Direction:   Clockwise

Continental Cooling Fan Motor - PM3777

Part #:
PM3777
Line:
VDO
Material:   Steel
Outside Diameter (in):   2-3/4 Inch
Rotation Direction:   Bi-Directional

Continental Cooling Fan Motor - PM3900

Part #:
PM3900
Line:
VDO
Material:   Steel
Outside Diameter (in):   2-3/4 Inch
Rotation Direction:   Bi-Directional

Continental Cooling Fan Motor - PM523

Part #:
PM523
Line:
VDO
Material:   Steel
Outside Diameter (in):   3-1/4 Inch
Rotation Direction:   Clockwise

Continental A/C Condenser Fan Motor - PM9106

Part #:
PM9106
Line:
VDO
Color:   Gold
Material:   Steel
Outside Diameter (in):   3-7/8 Inch

Continental A/C Condenser Fan Motor - PM9108

Part #:
PM9108
Line:
VDO
Color:   Gold
Material:   Steel
Outside Diameter (in):   3-15/16 Inch

What does a Condenser Fan Motor Do?


The A/C condenser fan motor is part of your vehicle's A/C system. The condenser fan is responsible for keeping the A/C condenser cool, allowing it to condense refrigerant gas into a liquid before it reaches the expansion device. The condenser fan motor powers the condenser fan, helping to keep the condenser from overheating and ensuring consistent airflow when the vehicle is at idle or when additional cooling capacity is needed. Over time, the condenser fan motor may wear out from use or be damaged in an accident, or the fuse, connector, or other electrical system components may suffer damage that prevent the fan from operating. Without a working condenser fan, your car's A/C system may not work as well as it should, and you may notice warm air from the vehicle's vent. If Before replacing your condenser fan motor, it is a good idea to also check wires, connectors, fuses, and relays to find the cause of the problem. If you need a replacement condenser fan motor, shop O'Reilly Auto Parts to find the right A/C system parts for your vehicle. To learn more about your vehicle's A/C system, you can also check out our helpful How-To Hub articles and videos.