Keep cooling air moving through the front of your engine bay with the Four Seasons A/C Condenser Fan Motor / Engine Cooling Fan Motor 35325, a 2-pole motor built to drive the radiator or condenser fan. It fits many vehicles, among them the 1995-1999 Toyota Camry, 1995-1999 Toyota Avalon and 1999 Toyota Solara, as a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list and engine details.
Four Seasons lists this part as both an A/C condenser fan motor and an engine cooling fan motor, and catalogs it for the left and right positions on the listed applications. It spins the fan that moves air across the condenser and radiator. This helps the A/C system shed heat and helps the engine stay in its normal temperature range when vehicle speed alone isn't moving enough air.
- O.E. design and performance: Designed to match or better the original's design and performance.
- Magnetics: Magnetic size and properties compare to or exceed OEM.
- Windings: Built to OEM specification levels or better.
- Speed: Motor RPM is equivalent to or greater than the OEM motor.
Four Seasons backs this motor with more than 50 years of mobile A/C experience.
If a failed fan motor is the cause of warm A/C at idle or rising engine temperature in traffic, this motor replaces it. Check fuses, relays and wiring before replacing the motor.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Four Seasons 35325 fan motor do?
It is a 2-pole motor that spins the radiator or condenser fan. The fan moves air across the A/C condenser and radiator to help carry heat away, especially at idle or low speed.
Will it fit my 1995-1999 Toyota Camry?
Yes, the 1995-1999 Toyota Camry is a listed application, along with the 1995-1999 Toyota Avalon and 1999 Toyota Solara. Check the "Vehicles it fits" section for your exact vehicle.
Does it go on the left or right side?
Four Seasons catalogs this motor for both the left and right positions on the listed applications.
How does it compare to the original motor?
Four Seasons states that its magnetic size and properties compare to or exceed OEM, its windings are built to OEM specification levels or better, and its RPM is equivalent to or greater than the OEM motor.
What are signs the fan motor may need replacing?
Signs include a fan that doesn't spin with the A/C on, warm A/C at idle, engine temperature climbing in traffic, or a noisy motor. Check fuses, relays and wiring first, because they can cause the same symptoms.
