HVAC Blower Motor Resistor AC Blower Control Module - Compatible with Honda Accord, Civic, CR-V, ELEMENT, Odyssey, Pilot, Acura RDX, TSX - Replaces# 79330-S5A-942, 79330-SNA-A01, 79330-SDA-A01

Looks well made for the price- looked exactly like the original I pulled out, and a snap to install.

Installed it in a second generation TSX while I was changing the blower fan. The fan works great and the speed control switch works as expected.

Opted to buy this *much* less expensive part instead of the local auto parts rip-off price version. Since the price difference was greater than 400%, I figured I had little to lose to try this, and it worked flawlessly.

My 2008 civic AC blower motor died. After checking all the fuses first I bought a new motor and this resistor as these also tend to cause the blower problem too. Might as well replace both when I'm all jammed down in that floorboard! The blower went in easily but this was a pain simply due to location, especially the left screw. I had to jimmy-rig a phillips bit clamped in my needlenose vicegrips at the proper angle to break it loose. Then once I cracked it loose, I used a long phillips that fit in the space just right. Using one finger to press & hold the phillips screwdriver against the screw head, I used the other hand to turn it. I had a hard time plugging the electrical cable in also as It didn't want to go on! (really tight of a connection). I'm glad I connected the harness before installing the part! My blower works like new again. oh yeah, I see it's 5 bucks less now than when I bought it. :(

Blower would not turn on in a 2005 Honda Civic I bought. Watched a couple YouTube videos and came across this as a solution which did the trick. Easy install, plug was a bit tight but all went together. Tip for tight underdash or limited space repairs: check out the Sharden mini ratchet which came in handy while installing this and other tight spots.

Good product, great price, fast shipping, used to fix blower motor issue in my 04 crv

This product was offered as a alternative to OEM however the resistor lasted one month “conveniently” just over of the return window. Resistor failed and allowed current straight through causing the blower to run continuously without ability to turn the unit off. I recommend to look to places like RockAuto or other reputable sources if you are in need of this particular resistor module. You don't need OEM however you do need something that is manufactured to OEM quality or better and this particular product offers neither.

works fine so far

My vehicle fan stopped working. I knew it was the resistor and not the fan itself because the fan would intermittently stop blowing air or would only blow air at one speed before it quit working completely.This replacement part fixed the problem. I used a right angled Phillips screwdriver to remove the left screw from under the dash. The right screw was much easier to remove by dropping the glove box for access.This product works great.