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HVAC Blower Motor Resistor Compatible with Honda Acura Vehicles Accord Civic CR-V ELEMENT RDX TSX Replaces 79330-S5A-942 79330-SNA-A01 79330-SDA-A01
973-452 Blower Motor Resistor: Control the speed of the vehicle blower motor.
Problem: AC not blowing air, blower motor stuck on one speed, blower motor doesn't work on high or low setting, and blower works when turned off are the common symptoms of a failed blower motor resistor.
Defective or inoperative BMR will result in poor cabin cooling or heating. It may also cause defrosting or insufficient de-icing of the windshield, reducing driver visibility.
When the blower motor is overloaded or the blades are not smooth, it will generate a large current and cause the resistor(BMR) to burn out.
When replacing a faulty blower motor resistor, check the function of other heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system components as they may cause the blower motor resistor to malfunction
Please make sure that this item fits for your car.
compatible with Acura:
2007-2012 Acura RDX Blower Motor Resistor
2009-2014 Acura TSX Blower Motor Resistor
2004-2005 Acura TSX Blower Motor Resistor
compatible with Honda:
2003-2005 Honda Accord Sedan 4 Door Blower Motor Resistor
2008-2012 Honda Accord Blower Motor Resistor
2008-2012 Honda Accord Coupe Blower Motor Resistor
2001-2011 Honda Civic Sedan Resistor
compatible with Honda:
2001-2011 Honda Civic Coupe Resistor
2006-2011 Honda Civic NGV Sedan Resistor
2003-2011 Honda Civic Hybrid Sedan Resistor
2007-2011 Honda CR-V Resistor
2002-2006 Honda CR-V (Built in Japan)
2003-2011 Honda Element Blower Resistor
2007-2010 Honda Odyssey
2009-2015 Honda Pilot
How to Install a Resistor
The ways to install a blower motor resistor, let this warm-hearted customer Nick to tell you:
1. Remove the glove box by pulling the stops on the inside of it, and then unscrewing the bolts at the hinge
2. Remove the bottom dash cover by pulling down from the front, and then pulling the panel straight out towards the seat
3. From the bottom looking up, you’ll see the resistor mounted to the blower motor unit with a wiring harness attached
4. Disconnect the harness
5. The screws holding the resistor on are not torqued down tight, which is good because you won’t be able to get a screwdriver in there for at least the bolt on the left. I just used a small Phillips bit and loosened it by hand. Easy and quick
6. Replace the resistor (plug the harness in AFTER you have the resistor bolted down) and reinstall the panel and glove box
Thanks Nick again.
And enjoy your shopping time!!
M Welborn
August 31, 2025
It plugged into the wiring harness and fit perfectly in place
Christina Rivera
August 21, 2025
The part worked great! Was very accurate to the description, just want the car needed. More affordable here on Amazon the the auto parts store!
Pierre
August 3, 2025
2001 honda civic fan blower stop working I thought it was fan it was negative Resistor easy to change out location by fan follow wires leads . Better price then autozone easy to install.
Nick Panaccio
July 5, 2025
The blower motor in our 2003 CR-V stopped working entirely, and not wanting to pay what Honda charges for an OEM unit, bought this one. This was a direct replacement, and sized exactly the same, right down to the heatsink. The blower motor now runs, so we’ve got AC again.Install is relatively easy:1. Remove the glove box by pulling the stops on the inside of it, and then unscrewing the bolts at the hinge2. Remove the bottom dash cover by pulling down from the front, and then pulling the panel straight out towards the seat3. From the bottom looking up, you’ll see the resistor mounted to the blower motor unit with a wiring harness attached4. Disconnect the harness5. The screws holding the resistor on are not torqued down tight, which is good because you won’t be able to get a screwdriver in there for at least the bolt on the left. I just used a small Phillips bit and loosened it by hand. Easy and quick6. Replace the resistor (plug the harness in AFTER you have the resistor bolted down) and reinstall the panel and glove box
Jacob
May 28, 2025
I recently purchased the HVAC Blower Motor Resistor AC Blower Control Module, and it has been a great piece for my Honda Accord. The part fits exactly as described and works perfectly, restoring full functionality to my vehicle's AC system. However, I found the installation process to be quite challenging and time-consuming. Despite the difficulty in installing, the end result was well worth it. If you're comfortable with a bit of a DIY challenge, this product is an excellent choice.
KK19
May 27, 2025
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.
Amber Smith
May 3, 2025
I ordered this for my 2004 Honda Accord and it worked fine at first but within 3 days this part went bad on me again. I ended up ordering this part from somewhere else and it worked just great.
Dave
February 2, 2025
Works great so far on my 2011 Civic
J C.
January 24, 2025
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.
Jon
January 3, 2025
It did work but did not last. Basically a mini heater so it will wear out just how long will it last? About 3 months...
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