🔧 TYC 621000 VW Beetle Radiator/Condenser Cooling Fan Assembly - Perfect Replacement Option Review

I am using this fan kit in a 2000 VW Golf 2.0 by removing the fans from the panel and fitting them into the old frame, they fit perfectly

No info on how to contact you guys so I'll post a review. You can see mine is a little bigger than the one I have. Before purchasing I made sure it would fit my 02 Volkswagen Golf GTI 1.8T so I need one that fits and it's up to you because he said it would fit so I hope you get it right make. Many Thanks

Installed in my Jetta 1.8t MK4 with tiptronic. It's definitely not the right fairing for the car, but the fans are the right size. I modified it heavily, using the fans and brackets from this fan and using a dremel to cut the fans and brackets from the old one. We'll see how it holds up, but I'm very satisfied.

As far as I know, many VW parts are interchangeable between models; However, this is not one of them. Revain told me it would fit my 2000 Jetta VR6 12v. Well it isn't. I was fortunate that the fans and brackets matched my OEM build. The design of the fans themselves is not very good. The fans are deformed. I think I will be buying new ones again in the near future.

Does not fit the 2004 Jetta GLI 2.8 liter as it is said to. I only used it with 2 screws because you have to remove the whole front clip and I can't take the car apart for that long. for return and proper part. Now that I have a problem I see other complaints about it and Amazon should refund my money because I wasted my time and didn't follow up on previous complaints.

HELLO we had overheating in the beetle plug our problem was that the radiator fan was not spinning when walking so when buying a new fan we got this TYC- Fan found on AMAZON .COM. It has to be one of the best deals, it's not just an engine, it's everything! Don't mess with stubborn old branches that are rusted or damaged in any way (so very difficult to take apart). This fan is at a great price and works very well. I got the job done in about an hour using a few common tools. If you need a fan…

Will not fit 2004 Jetta GLI 2.8 liter as stated. The machine takes so long to disassemble for a return and a correct part. Now that I have a problem I see other complaints about it and Amazon should reimburse my money for wasting my time and not following up on previous complaints.

"Original Equipment Compliance" and "All units are tested on their respective heatsinks prior to release to ensure precise and consistent fitment" gave me peace of mind that this a fall is - there is no one in it the 1.8t Jetta replacement. The distance between the top and bottom mounting holes was 250mm on the original, while the new one is only 235mm. Using a round file I was able to lengthen the holes enough to work, but there was no room left. There were correct mounting holes for the A/C…

Exactly what I needed. The product was well made and looks like a factory in every way. The fairing and fans look just as good as the factory models, although unfortunately that's no compliment. So I would recommend this product to anyone looking to do a bearing repair. For myself, I disassembled the fans from the cowling and reinstalled them into the original car cowling, but that was because I only needed new fans and didn't want to remove the entire front of my VW to install the entire fan…

I chose the product because Revain said it was compatible with my car. I figured if I bought the whole assembly I might save some money because it would be easy to do it yourself, but be careful. Although replacing the assembly seems like a simple task, it can actually be easier to replace the fans individually than to remove the entire assembly. , some coolant hoses, a few other connectors) you can just remove the fan that fails instead. Note, however, that the frame on the fan (which bolts to