Four Seasons 35380 Radiator Fan Motor, Black

I needed to replace the motor on my A.C. fan and works great. The price was super considering scrap yard wanted 45.00 for a used motor.

I have a 08 dodge ram 1500. My ac fan was going out so I took a chance on this one a it fits and works good. And I didn't have to spend a ton of money. The tip for doing this job is to go to YouTube and look for the video that will show you how to do it without disconnecting your ac lines witch would be extra money you don't need to spend

did not fit my application

A/C was warm at idle. Consensus online is that the A/C condenser fan motor was inoperative or weak.Watched some how-to videos. Took off the large steel bar in front of the radiator and condenser and had plenty of wiggle room to get the old unit out. Had to cut the fan housing with tin snips to get it out without disconnecting the A/C line and losing all freon but that was easy.If you're slightly handy and don't want to pay $350 to have it done, buy this for under $40, watch a DIY video, and get to it!

Replacing the condenser fan on my RAM pickup with this motor was pretty easy. Several mechanics have posted online how it's done. The motor was made in CANADA, had decent instructions, and had parts so it would replace several different models.

Replaced motor form a 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 slt. Was pretty easy after watching videos. You do not have to make any cuts to the actual housing, I found it easy to remove cross bar (4 bolts, bar where the hood rest on). Used wing nut from old version w replacement. Just make sure you give it a spin after TIGHTENING so it doesn’t sound like the fan is scraping against the wall of the shroud. 45-60min job. Some scrapes on hands, use gloves

It doesn’t fit 2008

Still working