A-Team Universal High Performance Radiator Electric Cooling Fan Assembly Kit - 16" Size - Heavy Duty - 3000 CFM Capacity - 12 Volts - 8 Blade Design - Perfect for Turbo Applications - Black

Works quite well for my square body pickup. Easy install and high volume of air, and paired great with a thermostat

glad they still sold exact same fan as they did years ago was an easy swap out

Fan seems to work well, I have driven it several miles and it does its job, just dont waste time with the included mounting kit, it will let you down, I used zip ties with washers and foam pads to install mine and it worked very well. you take one zip tie and lace it through the first washer and the fins of the radiator then put another washer on the other side where the tie is sticking out, then you put another ziptie onto the end of the first one and cinch it up, good to go.

Great price, very quiet for its size, works great, mounting hardware is included, cooling pretty good, minimal vibration

Couple of notes:The black plastic fan shroud has a larger diameter than typical 16-inch automotive performance fans like SPAL, Zirgo, and others. You can't just replace one of the mainstream fans with this one and mount it in the same holes. Depending on the fan cut out and height of the radiator shroud you are mounting it to, it might not work out so well.What I did was take the fan blade off the motor and out of the plastic shroud it came in, and replaced the 10 blade s-curve fan in my Zirgo. This 8 blade fan is amazingly quiet compared to 9 and 10 blade fans I've used. It also moves more air than the 10-blade fan did. I will never use another 9 or 10 blade fan again.Unfortunately, I did not use the motor that came with the fan, but it appears to be about the same thing that Zirgo uses, so I consider it a good spare for the future. Main point is that it is very quiet like an OEM style electric radiator fan. Good bang for the buck.

041623 at 1620 HoursI purchased this fan to use as an Attic Solar Fan, because I could not find a 16 inch in the Solar Fan Line Up. For this application I ordered the Puller to force air into the attic. I mounted it on the access panel to the attic... outside. This was the only option I had, as there is only a ridge vent in my attic, and no easy access to the peak of the attic. The fan is running cooler than it would in an auto/truck radiator application, because it is pulling ambient air past the motor.

Garbage. Buy a SPAL Made in Italy fan instead. Can;t even tell which way it blows. WOuld never work on a four-row radiator.

Had it in use for a while now, it has a squeaky noise now after turning it off, I'm guessing it's a bearing, im hoping its not. Time will tell