Genuine Honda 39794-SDA-A03 Power (Micro Iso) (Omron) Relay Assembly

My 2010 Honda Ridgeline's AC stopped working. Looking online it pointed to this relay switch as the problem. Swapped it out with this one and the AC compressor didn't start working right away. I turned the AC on and off a couple of times and it started working normally. Still working all summer too.

My 2007 Honda Fit’s A/C would take 10+ mins to produce cold air, - tried refilling the refrigerant to no avail, and this was the perfect solution! This relay is shorter than the original, but is a perfect fit into the socket. At first I thought I bought the wrong thing and got another aftermarket one, which was the exact same height, but much sloppier construction, this is nice and neatly made.

Look faded compare to what was under my fuse box. Reason for 4 star.It work. Seal package. I am happy.

Bought in an attempt to fix an AC problem on my Odyssey. This didn’t end up being my problem as my original relay wasn’t bad but worked just fine as a replacement.

Came perfectly packaged and might have worked but it just wasn’t our fix however if someone needs this part. I’d feel completely comfortable recommending it from this vendor.

I could not get A/C to blow cold and realized that this has a 10 year life cycle. quick and easy fix.

I was afraid that I will need new compressor for my 2011 Honda Accord but since the A/C was performing intermittently it looked more like a electrically issue. I did some research and I wanted to try replacing the relay first because looking into potentially buying another compressor. It was a quick install and I notice the difference immediately. The A/C performs consistently as it should!

I'm not a car whiz but I can follow instructions well. The internet said to replace the relay that is between the two light blue bigger relays - lower part of the fuse box (see picture). I figured I wanted to use a real Honda replacement so I called the dealer - they wanted $33. I then looked at the other sellers on Amazon and they all looked like knock-offs or too good to be true. I saw this listing and it looked promising - I included a photo of the actual package - looks genuine to me. I pulled out the old relay with needle nose pliers (make sure keys are out of the ignition). I then lined up the slots in the relay and a gentle push was all that was needed to insert the new one. I put the fuse box cover snugly back on. Kept the hood up so I could hear the difference in the engine. Put in the keys, started the engine. Turned on the A/C - walked back to the front and voila - I could hear and see stuff happening. I went back into the 2010 Odyssey Van - and nice cool air was again flowing out of the vents. Thank you internet and thank you seller for the right part