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AEU1230 - Fan Motor – Air Con Condenser by Land RoverElectrical Part Land Rover Range Rover Range Rover

AEU1230 - Fan Motor – Air Con Condenser

- €184,00
€184,00
€184,00 - €184,00
€184,00
Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Fan Motor for the in-dash air conditioning condenser and receiver-drier assembly.

The motor drives the fan that draws air across the condenser and receiver-drier, dissipating heat from the refrigerant so it condenses from a gas to a liquid before circulating on to the evaporator. It mounts within the in-dash A/C housing.
Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994
Fitment Notes Fitment data limited — derived from web research, verify if uncertain
RANGE ROVER CLASSIC (up to 1985) — in-dash air con condenser/drier fan motor.
Alternative Codes
AEU1230

In stock 1 unit
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Frequently asked questions

What does the air con condenser fan motor do?
The air con condenser fan motor drives the fan that pulls air across the condenser and receiver-drier, dissipating heat so the refrigerant condenses from gas to liquid before it reaches the evaporator. It mounts within the in-dash A/C housing on the Range Rover Classic.
Where is this fan motor located?
This fan motor sits within the in-dash air conditioning housing, driving the fan over the condenser and receiver-drier assembly. It's part of the cooling side of the A/C system on the Range Rover Classic, not the engine cooling fan.
What are the signs this A/C fan motor has failed?
A failed A/C condenser fan motor typically runs noisy, intermittently, or stops turning, which lets refrigerant pressures climb and cuts cooling performance. Bearings seizing or a burnt-out winding are common causes on an older Range Rover Classic system.
How do I confirm this fan motor fits my Range Rover Classic?
Fitment for this Genuine Land Rover fan motor is recorded for the Range Rover Classic air con system, but catalogue detail is limited, so confirm against your existing part and your vehicle's VIN or A/C housing type before ordering.