Toyota Radiator Condenser Fan Motor From A '97 Corolla Original Toyota Low Miles on 2040-parts.com
Ireton, Iowa, US
This is a radiator condenser fan motor from a 1997 Toyota Corolla
I'm cleaning up some left over parts from a rebuild project done a few years ago
Tested this motor and works fine!
Been stored upstairs inside.
Check my other auctions too, for more Corolla parts
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