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OEM Auto Fan Parts

Cool Your Engine Efficiently with Quality Fan Parts

You've got a lot of options when it comes to buying parts online, but shopping with Bob Howard PDC is the right choice every time. Fan parts move air through your radiator to dissipate engine heat. These components include fan blades, motors, clutches, and shrouds that work together to maintain proper cooling. Vehicles like the Dodge Ram and GMC Sierra depend on properly functioning fan parts to prevent overheating during idling, towing, or driving in hot weather conditions.

How Cooling Fan Systems Work

Electric fans use motors to spin blades that pull air through the radiator when temperatures rise. Mechanical fans connect to the engine via belt-driven clutches that engage based on temperature needs. Fan shrouds direct airflow efficiently through the radiator core. Sensors monitor coolant temperature and activate fans as needed to maintain the engine within proper operating ranges.

Why Fan Parts Fail

Fan motors burn out from continuous operation and exposure to engine heat. Blades crack from vibration, road debris impacts, and material fatigue. Mechanical fan clutches leak silicone fluid, causing poor engagement or continuous operation. Electrical connections corrode, preventing fans from activating. Generic aftermarket fan parts often use motors with inadequate power ratings and plastic blades that cannot withstand the temperatures and stresses of engine compartments. These inferior components fail prematurely and may not move sufficient air volume, risking engine overheating that damages head gaskets and your radiator system.

Replace Fan Parts When Necessary

Install new fan parts if your engine overheats in traffic or at idle. Loud noises from the fan area indicate bearing failure or blade damage. Non-functioning fans require immediate replacement to prevent engine damage. Most electric fan motors last between 80,000 and 120,000 miles, while mechanical clutches typically need replacement every 100,000 miles.

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4C3Z8A616AA - : Fan Clutch for Ford Image

Fan Clutch

Motorcraft Parts are the Only parts designed and built to the specific Standards of Ford Motor Company and are the Only parts...
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HC3Z8146E - : Fan Shroud for Ford Image

Fan Shroud

F450, f550. Upper.
$223.96
MSRP $327.43
Save $103.47
31.6% Off
BL3Z8C607B - : Fan Assembly for Ford Image

Fan Assembly

$292.98
MSRP $467.27
Save $174.29
37.3% Off
SJ9Z8C607A - : Cooling Fan for Ford Image

Cooling Fan

Fan motor and shroud. Mustang Mach-E. Incl.Fan Blade & Motor.
$559.74
MSRP $892.73
Save $332.99
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JL3Z8600A - : Fan Blade for Ford Image

Fan Blade

3.0L. F150. F-150.
$80.04
MSRP $125.45
Save $45.41
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9T4Z8C607A - : Fan Assembly for Ford Image

Fan Assembly

Towing Package. Incl.Fan Blade & Motor. To 2/15/12. Edge, MKX. 3.7L, with trailer pkg.
$336.30
MSRP $536.36
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60008467 - : Fan Assembly for GM Image

Fan Assembly

Incl.Fan Blade & Motor. 1st Design.
$226.61
MSRP $397.56
Save $170.95
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52458984 - : Fan Blade for GM Image

Fan Blade

Rear auxiliary. 2.8 & 3.1L. Without ac, 6 cylinder. Press-on type. All. Without ac, 4 cylinder. 2.0 & 2.0L.
$22.72
MSRP $38.18
Save $15.46
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85686459 - : Fan & Motor for GM Image

Fan & Motor

Suburban. Upper. Tahoe. Yukon. Right. Labeled 85686459. Escalade.
$435.65
MSRP $764.30
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84725046 - : Fan Assembly for GM Image

Fan Assembly

Traverse. With hd cooling. With tow package. Enclave. With heavy duty.
$331.09
MSRP $580.87
Save $249.78
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84530771 - : Fan Blade for GM Image

Fan Blade

2.5L. Manufactured to GM OE specification for fit, form, and function
$256.12
MSRP $449.32
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84568307 - : Fan Clutch for GM Image

Fan Clutch

Silverado, sierra. 6.0l.
$293.15
MSRP $514.30
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