🌬️ Hayden Automotive 2621 Premium Fan Clutch: Ultimate Cooling Solution for Engines Review

Worked like a champ in my 2004 Durango HEMI. There were problems with the car overheating. I changed the thermostat and when it didn't work I thought it was the fan clutch.

This clutch is awful. It doesn't turn off so my Durango sounds like I'm flying a jet plane. I thought "maybe it'll just break in" but didn't and now the return period has expired (my fault) don't waste your money on these guys.

Last summer my Dodge Durango started overheating while towing a caravan. The old clutch fan came on and started to cool the engine, but after I got to about 3500 rpm it came on and the Durango started overheating until I got below 3500 rpm. I replaced it and this one continues to cool at 4000+ rpm and keeps the engine much cooler.

Purchased for a 2005 Dodge Durango 5.7. When I first started the Durango, the fan was on. I didn't think about it much, but as I was driving down the street, the fan stayed on the entire time. It needed more gas to accelerate, and more gas means more fuel economy. I'm already getting 10mpg! I removed it and sent it back. I must have received a defective one but returning it through Revain makes online shopping so much better. Hope someone gets a working one.