🔥 Enhance Your Kia Optima's Performance with the TYC 622630 Replacement Cooling Fan Assembly Review

Perfect fit for my 2013 Kia Optima LX (non hybrid), easy to install with no hassles. Saved a lot of money with this company.

. It was a very simple plug n play replacement. About ten minutes of work to remove the airbox tube (2 plastic latches hold it in place) and loosen the four 10mm screws holding the top of the heatsink in place so I had room for the R & R-fan (itself comes with two screws at 10).

Purchased for my 2013 Kia Optima. It was the perfect match. I didn't have to adjust anything to get it in place. Super easy installation, took all of 15 minutes. Seems to be working fine. Will be updated over time.

The harness connector on my old fan was bent and the plastic around the connectors melted and nobody sells the part needed to replace it. So I bought the entire fan assembly as the connector is included. Not a bit disappointed. Installation was easy, just two 10 screws and a connector. Started right up as soon as I turned on my max AC and my car hasn't overheated since I installed this!

Fits 2012 Sonata 2.4L perfectly. The original fan blew a 40A fuse after about 30 seconds of operation. It's not summer before the car overheats. I checked the fan because the air conditioner wouldn't cool the car if it wasn't moving. After replacement, the air conditioner works both at idle and on the move. It was fairly easy to replace, the only issue I had was having to pull the radiator hose out from under the thermostat to get enough room to remove the fan housing. I used clamps to secure a