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ME767150 Mitsubishi MOTOR,A/C CONDENSER COOLIN, Price: 381.40$, Weight: 2.609kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Mitsubishi

    ME767150

    MOTOR,A/C CONDENSER COOLIN

    		 0

    2.609

    2-3

    381.40$
    Not Available

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    FUSO
    ME767150 
    MOTOR,A/C CONDENSER
    		55
    3
    15-20
    275.32$
     
    Mitsubishi
    ME767150 
    MOTOR,A/C CONDENSER COOLIN
    		0
    3
    -
    381.40$
    		 Not Available

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Mitsubishi
    ME767064 
    MOTOR,A/C CONDENSER COO
    		0
    2.99
    -
    482.80$
    		 Not Available
    Mitsubishi
    ME767064 
    MOTOR,A/C CONDENSER COO
    		0
    2.99
    -
    482.80$
    		 Not Available
    FUSO
    ME767064 
    MOTOR,A/C CONDENSER COOLIN
    		0
    3.214
    -
    266.94$
    		 Not Available
    FUSO
    ME767064 
    MOTOR,A/C CONDENSER COOLIN
    		0
    3.214
    -
    266.94$
    		 Not Available

    A/C Condenser Cooling Fan Motor for Mitsubishi

    This replacement condenser fan motor is a key part of the air conditioning system. It is needed to keep airflow moving through the condenser, especially in slow traffic, hot weather, or when the vehicle is idling. Without steady airflow, the A/C cannot remove heat properly ❄️.

    How it works

    The motor spins the condenser fan blades at the correct speed. As the fan pulls fresh air across the condenser fins, the hot refrigerant gas cools down and turns into a high-pressure liquid. That pressure change is what helps the cabin blow cold air while also protecting the compressor from overheating ⚙️.

    Signs the motor is failing

    • Warm air from vents at idle, colder while driving ️
    • A/C pressure spikes, compressor cycles too often
    • Fan not spinning, or spinning slowly/noisily
    • Blown fuse or overheating near the condenser

    If you drive with a bad one

    A failed motor can cause poor cooling, high system pressure, and extra strain on the compressor. In worst cases, it may lead to compressor damage or refrigerant leaks from excessive heat and pressure. Replacing it restores reliable airflow and stable A/C performance ✅.