🧊 TYC 631210 G-35 Radiator/Condenser Cooling Fan Motor: Efficient Replacement for Optimal Cooling Performance Review

They worked perfectly, just pay attention to the rotation of the fans. It has to do with the wiring. But they should work really well

They fit both fan positions on my Infiniti G35. Obviously this is a universal option, at least for Nissan/Infiniti in general. They are very similar to the fan motors I replaced on my 2000 Maxima. No mods required.

I know it's not listed for 2006 Nissan Xterra but I've used other Maxima fans to run Xterra condenser fan motors / Frontier 2005 + to repair. The fork fits, the blade fits. The three attachment points fit perfectly. The strap is a few inches longer than the original, no big deal.

Fits my 07 Infinity G35. Worked as it should, was no louder than the original and didn't realize I could only change the motor until the parts dealer gave me the wrong cover and fans. I searched the internet for the right part and found this one. This saved me $135 very quickly. Well I really couldn't be happier, it's been up and running for over a month now and it's working well so far.

The air conditioning did not work and the car overheated in the parking lot until these motors were replaced. My 2005 Infiniti G35 has two and I've replaced them both. The motors were easy to swap out, but removing and replacing the fan shroud was more difficult. The car cools normally, the air conditioning is now working properly.

The fan motor looks high quality, unfortunately it is designed for G35 2003.5 and later with the traditional installation of two fans behind the radiator. It is not compatible with early G35 sedans with a single front A/C condenser cooler/fan. It fits perfectly but turns the air backwards, which we don't want. Had to return my block for a refund

After replacing everything from my thermostat, coolant, water pump and even rear cooling with an alternative Pathfinder and STILL overheating in traffic I dropped a meager dollar amount on 2 of these beauties and spent a small amount. minutes required for the exchange. I never thought my 15 year old G35 could throw ice cubes at me, but it does. It has to be one of the best and cheapest things you can buy to dramatically improve the quality of life for you and your car.

The good fit of the radiator fan motor was perfect on my 2006 Infinti G35. The wiring harness eliminates the two-piece pigtail on the fan cowl. Three turns of Ty used to secure the factory latch in the wire retainers that were still broken on the fan shroud. No more overheating when idling. Of course, changing the engine was a headache, as it required draining some coolant, removing the upper radiator hose and fan housing. Overall not a bad replacement.