1.Drop in replacement for easy installation.All units  are test-fitted into the corresponding condenser to ensure precise,  consistent fit. Redesigned shrouds and brushless motors, simplify  installation and increase fan performance.

2.Ideal replacement.This engine cooling fan assembly  was precision-engineered to match the fit and performance of the  stock radiator fan assembly on specific vehicles.

3.Statically and dynamically balanced preventing  assembly misalignment and excess noise for quiet operation.Shrouds  are ribbed which increase strength and rigidity of the entire  assembly under load forces from airflow thrust and rotating blade  torques.

4.All fan assemblies are durability tested for  countless hours at elevated temperatures above 260°F as well as  being wind tunnel tested to ensure a direct match to the original  fan assembly for cooling airflow versus input amperage.Ensure  reliable performance for the life of the vehicle.

5.Trustworthy manufacturing for far less than same  part at the dealership.

Specifications:

	Material:Plastic
	Color:Black
	Installation  position:directly behind radiator
	Quantity of Blade:7+7
	Connector Terminal  Quantity:2+2pin
	Voltage:12
	Fitment Type:Direct  Replacement

Part Numbers:

621482, 621-482,  20879992, 20879993, 25952780, 25952781, 25952783, 25952811,  25952812, 22780241, 22780242, 25952780, 25952781, 25952783

Fitment:

For 2010-2012 Chevrolet Equinox V6 3.0L DOHC

For 2010-2012 GMC Terrain V6 3.0L DOHC

For 2013-2017 Chevrolet Equinox LT V6 3.6L

For 2013-2016 Chevrolet Equinox LTZ V6 3.6L

For 2017 Equinox Premier V6 3.6L

For 2013-2017 GMC Terrain (submodel: Denali, SLE,  SLT) V6 3.6L

Package Contents:
1 × Radiator Cooling Fan

Attention:

The radiator cooling fan is an integral part of your  car that is responsible for cooling the radiator of your car. The  radiator cooling fan does this by either pulling or pushing air into  the radiator keeping the radiator temperatures within the safe  levels. A damaged radiator cooling fan is a determining factor in  preventing your car from overheating. Below are the materials that  you need along with the instructions on how to replace a radiator  cooling fan.

Step 1: Locate the Radiator Cooling Fan

Locating the radiator cooling fan is the first step  in replacing it. Turn off your car and allow it to cool off. Open  the hood of your car and you will be able to see the radiator that  is located at the back of the grill at the front portion of your  engine compartment. The radiator cooling fan is attached at the back  of the radiator through a mounting frame. Under the engine and the  radiator is a sticking cylinder that is encased in a small casing.  That is the radiator cooling fan motor that you may need to change  or repair other than the radiator cooling fan itself.

Step 2: Disconnect the Power Supply

On the fan motor is an electric cable running towards  the engine. Find the connector of the wires from your engine and  from your radiator fan motor and disconnect it. Using two masking  tapes with different colors, note the connection of the wires so  that you will not have a hard time reconnecting the wires later.

Step 3: Remove the Fan Housing

Using a crescent wrench, remove the four screws  located at each corner of the fan housing. Remove the fasteners at  the sides of the fan housing as well.  A radiator cooling fan  housing is relatively large and you may need to remove all the  obstructions like hoses and wirings so that you can extract the fan  housing off your car hood. Hold the housing firmly and lift it off  your engine compartment. Be careful in removing the fan housing to  avoid damaging it. Place the fan housing on a clutter-free working  table.

Step 4: Remove the Radiator Cooling Fan and the Fan  Motor

The fan blade is either pinned or screwed to a shaft.  With a screwdriver, loosen the fan blade and slide if off its shaft.  You may need to remove a keeper that prevents the fan blades from  moving up in the shaft up and down. As to the fan motor itself,  remove it from the fan housing using a screwdriver.

Step 5: Attach the Replacement  Radiator Cooling Fan  and Fan Motor

Install the new fan motor into the fan housing. Slide  your replacement radiator cooling fan into the shaft, insert the  keeper and secure the new cooling fan and keeper into place. Return  the fan housing back into its proper place and secure the screws and  the fasteners. Reattach the hoses and wires you removed in step 3.  Connect the fan motor into the car electrical system using the  electrical tape guide you made in step 2.

Note:

You may notice that the Cooling fan needs diagnostics  by the following signs:

1. the engine is overheating.

2. the fan sensor is functioning incorrectly.

3. the engine loses power at higher RPM.

4. "Check Engine" flashing on the dashboard.

Please Carefully Check Whether the OE Number And  Picture are What You Need Before Buying. If You are Not Sure Whether  It Fits, Please Write to us. If There are Any Problems,  Communication by Letter Will be More Effective.

No Instruction Included, professional installation is  highly recommended.