Four Seasons 35005 HVAC Blower Motor - Rear

Four Seasons 35005 Blower Motor Overview

The Four Seasons 35005 is an OE-style HVAC blower motor built for 12-volt systems and flanged mounting applications. It is a new, metal-bodied replacement with a vented design, lead wire terminals, and a D-shaped shaft for direct-fit service in select Acura, Honda, and Isuzu vehicles.

Use this Four Seasons blower motor when you need a replacement for rear HVAC blower motor service on 1998-1999 Acura SLX, 1998-1999 Honda Passport, 1998-1999 Isuzu Rodeo, or 1998 Isuzu Amigo applications. The Four Seasons 35005 is listed as an OE replacement and is supplied without the wheel.

Key Features

• 12-volt HVAC blower motor for OE-style replacement service
• Flanged end and OE mount for factory-style installation
• D-shaped shaft with 1.625 in. shaft length and 0.3125 in. shaft diameter
• Vented metal motor housing for HVAC blower operation
• Lead wire terminal type with 2 terminals and 1 female connector
• Rotation: CW/CCW
• Motor diameter: 3.000 in. and motor length: 3.875 in.
• New construction, without wheel

Detailed Description

Four Seasons Blower Motor 35005 is a flanged HVAC blower motor engineered for direct replacement in select rear HVAC applications. Its OE-style mount, female connector, lead wire terminals, and D-shaped shaft support factory-style fitment where the original motor uses a flanged design. This part number is commonly searched as Four Seasons 35005 blower motor and is also referenced in cross applications such as Continental PM3914 and TYC 700115.

Fits 1998-1999 Acura SLX, rear; fits 1998-1999 Honda Passport, N/A; fits 1998-1999 Isuzu Rodeo, N/A; and fits 1998 Isuzu Amigo, N/A. For buyers searching by vehicle, this HVAC blower motor is a direct-fit option for Acura SLX, Honda Passport, and Isuzu Rodeo rear blower motor replacement needs.

Common Problems This Part Can Address

• No cabin airflow from the HVAC system
• Weak or inconsistent blower output
• Blower motor noise from worn internal components
• Intermittent fan operation caused by motor wear
• Failure of the original rear HVAC blower motor

Installation Notes and Tips

• Verify the original motor uses a flanged mount and without-wheel configuration before installation.
• Confirm connector style, terminal count, shaft shape, and shaft dimensions against the removed part.
• Inspect the blower housing and electrical connector for heat damage or corrosion before installing the new motor.
• Transfer only the components required by the vehicle configuration, following the service procedure for the specific model.

Quality Assurance

Four Seasons supplies HVAC replacement components in OE-style configurations, and this blower motor is listed as an OE replacement part for the specified applications. Part number 35005 is built as a new replacement motor for factory-style service.