💨 Replacement Blower Assembly (TYC 700027) for Ford F Series Pickup: Boost Performance & Efficiency Review

Installed on a Ford F150 XL 03 model year. There were six 8mm sheet metal screws to remove. The one closest to the firewall was the biggest problem. I used a relatively short ring spanner for this. A flexible ratchet extension or perhaps a quarter inch drive universal joint can also help. I didn't have either of those on hand. The fan wheel is plastic, as is the removed block, and they both appear to be about the same weight/size. While it works great. Don't forget to replace the variable…

Everyone knows TYC 700027 is the man among the kids in the F150 fan assembly arena. The only thing that can go wrong is the people involved in this transaction. I played my role well. To think that I just clicked on a selection, added the item to the cart, and then paid for it underestimates the capabilities of the consumer. This involved researching YouTube and trying to figure out who was the best in terms of pricing and math. I would even say I outperformed the seller. I only had to accept…

Previous: Good quality, build and match 2003 F-150 SuperCrew. The assembly is present and works well. The fan makes a little more noise than the old one. I'm not sure if this is a "loud" fan or if it's louder because it blows harder than the one it replaced. Time will tell, but so far so good. — edit 09/08/2014 — After a few days the "noisy" fan calmed down and is now as quiet as the old OEM fan. So I'm rating it to 5 stars. I'm still trying to figure out the "gasket" that came with the fan…

Works great! I'm pretty sure this fan will perform the same as the original. I am very happy with this purchase. INSTALLATION REFERENCE (NON MANUFACTURER to get to some screws and replace this fan myself. Took me about 2 hours to remove the old one and install a new one. Also replaced the transistor (I think that is it) called) . Not sure what the mechanic charges, but I think I replaced the fan and transistor for less than $55. Replacing it requires bending down (under the passenger side…

This is an exact match to a 2001 Lincoln Navigator. The performance of this fan far exceeds that of my disused factory fan. It feels like this new fan is outputting the same (or more) cfm when the fan control is set to 50% as the old fan is at 100%. (Brushes were removed in the old motor). While this new fan moves a large volume of air at full speed, it should be good for heat dissipation in the coming winter months. I can't comment on the durability of the product as I installed it last…