🔧 Enhance Your Dodge Ram's Cooling System with TYC 622320 Replacement Fan Assembly Review

Fits perfectly. I didn't buy this for V6 RAM. I installed it on my Hemi Ram to remove the clutch fan. My only concern is that I had to play around with the positioning of the scale clamp to keep it from vibrating. It took quite a bit of trial and error. I finally got it, but right out of the box the vibration was so harsh I could feel it on the steering wheel.

It took from a year to a week. This is guaranteed, but since it is a third party service, the buyer is responsible for the return shipping costs. I guess the shipping costs are the same as with the purchase. This is a dull sheen and should be removed to prevent others from making the same mistake. The cost of a tow truck, the cost of a new fan, the gas cost of a new fan and worst of all a waste of time and then a waste of time and money trying to get it back. Hello Autoplicity, I said hello.

Stay away from this fan, I bought it on January 1st 2014 for my 2013 Ram 1500 to replace my mechanical fan. Only installed it 1/2015, worked fine for 1 year and 8 months until I decided to stop. TYC tells me to contact Revain for a warranty and Revain tells me to contact TYC, neither of them guarantee this part even though TYC has a lifetime guarantee on their website. [.] Revain just lost a customer due to poor customer service.

The one I bought had a broken bracket on the left side. I have already removed my clutch fan (2012 Dodge Ram 1500) to install this V6 fan to replace the stock radiator fan. I had no choice but to install this even though the mount was broken; used cable ties to hold on. I contacted TYC as instructed and they told me they could not help and that I should return to Revain for a replacement. I called Revain, they immediately sent me a new one and took the old one with them. Great job, Revain and…

I still don't understand how the radiator holds water after this fan fell apart. I was driving and heard a noise that sounded like the tire rubbing well against the inner fender. I stopped and did a visual check but didn't notice anything. After getting stuck in stop-and-go traffic, I noticed my engine temperature rising. I opened the hood and noticed the fan had stopped spinning. After I removed the fan, I saw that the screw holding the fan to the engine had sheared off, allowing the fan to…

I used it to replace the factory electric fan in a 2014 Ram 1500 with 5.7L Hemi and to remove the clutch fan. This fan doesn't snap into place like the factory fan, but it fits on the tabs and doesn't hang around with the top screws. The wiring harness that connects to the fan needs to be extended on the car I installed it in, but that has nothing to do with the fan. My truck has a stock 203* thermostat and I let the temp go up to 210* before turning on this fan and it quickly cooled the…