K2 Industries

2014-2020 Honda MDX/Passport/Pilot/Ridgeline OE Style Left Radiator Fan

Name: 2014-2020 Honda MDX/Passport/Pilot/Ridgeline OE Style Left Radiator Fan
Brand: K2 Industries
SKU: K2-10615-HON-006-EC
Price: 179.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

2014-2020 Honda MDX/Passport/Pilot/Ridgeline OE Style Left Radiator Fan

$179.99 USD

~~$220.00 USD~~ $179.99 USD

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OE Style Left Radiator Fan — Honda

Direct replacement OE-style radiator fan engineered to match factory cooling performance and fitment. Built to original specifications with proper blade geometry and motor calibration. Designed as a bolt-in swap with no modification required.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Factory Mounting Points ✓ In-House Quality Check

Key Features

OE-Specification Blade Design - Maintains original airflow and cooling efficiency without modification to radiator or shroud.
Direct Bolt-In Installation - Uses factory attachment points with no drilling, welding, or adapter plates needed.
Tested Motor Performance - Thermal cycling and electrical testing completed before shipment to ensure reliability under load.

Specs

Configuration: Left-side assembly
Condition: New

Whats Included

Radiator fan assembly

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this bolt directly into my current radiator shroud?

Yes. This assembly mounts at the factory attachment points with no modification to the shroud or radiator. Test-fit before final tightening to confirm proper blade clearance.

Do I need to bleed the cooling system after installation?

You're only swapping the fan, not the radiator or cooling lines, so bleeding shouldn't be necessary. If you disturbed any hoses during removal, follow your vehicle's service manual for proper air purge steps.

What if the fan isn't spinning or making noise after install?

Check that the electrical connector is fully seated and that no wires were pinched during reassembly. If the fan still doesn't engage when the engine reaches operating temperature, verify your thermostat is functioning correctly—a stuck-open thermostat prevents the fan from cycling on.