🔥 TYC 621140 Jeep Liberty Radiator/Condenser Cooling Fan Assembly (3 Pin) - Enhanced for SEO Review

Bought 2.5 years ago and died last week. Installation on Jeep Liberty takes 10 minutes. 2 screws and connector. I hope this one lasts as long as the old one.

I went to the dealer and they charged $257.20 for the brittle original plastic. I ordered it and it arrived earlier and at first glance was better made than a Mopar part. Very satisfied with the product. Works well.

The fan unit came with a broken fastening tab. The broken part was not in the box and the box was not damaged in transit, so the part was packaged already broken. Luckily I still have the old fan shroud but I will have to replace it.

Product came as expected, well packaged. Looks like an exact or near exact replacement. Installation was very easy, took less than 10 minutes and now my 2005 Jeep Liberty is working as it should without overheating and the Ice A/C is working again! So far I am very satisfied with the delivery time and the product.

I used this to replace the fan on my 2004 Jeep Liberty 3.7 and it worked great. The old fan is stuck and causing overheating. The replacement was easy: unplug the wiring harness and loosen the two screws to pull out the old fan, install the new fan, replace the screws and plug in. The material looks a bit flimsy, but it's not too different from the flimsy OEM fan case.

Next day delivery ordered. The fan arrived when it was designed and it fit perfectly. Installation (taking all precautions) and testing took less than 15 minutes. The price at the dealer was about 5x the price of this replacement as was the labor savings. While I have not analyzed a new fan motor versus an "OEM" I would rate this service an A+ at this price point at 1/2 the 70,000 miles if it spins low speed and high speed when needed!

I don't write many reviews but this one ran smooth as silk. I have a 2004 Liberty Jeep and to say it was one of the easiest replacements is an understatement. I received my build on the morning of the 2nd day of ordering thanks to Prime and it was up and running in 5 or 6 minutes. I pulled out the old 2 screws from the top and the power cord, put the new one in and booted it up and it turned on right away. I stopped and restarted the Jeep, turned on the AC and checked again and it worked like a

2005 Jeep Liberty: Pulled into my driveway today and my package was delivered on time and well packaged. I turned off the engine, opened the hood and took out the 10mm socket and wrench. With two screws easily visible and accessible, I pulled the harness connector off, slid it back, up and out and removed my old fan. I opened the box with the new fan, put it in the grooves the old fan was removed from, put it back in place, installed and tightened the two screws, reconnected the wiring harness…

I had problems with the fan on my 2004 Liberty for about 2 days. At first the air conditioning did not cool when idling, then after a short run the expansion tank began to bubble, coolant sprayed out. In addition, the temperature sensor almost ran into a red line, which has never happened before. After a small self-selection process, I reluctantly and with some reservations ordered this fan on Friday around noon for delivery on Saturday (for a high shipping fee). I wasn't entirely sure if the…