Best Jeep Radiator Fans

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Derale Performance Electric Fan Kit for 1987-2006 Jeep Wrangler - 2,400 CFM

2 reviews

Code: D20161

Retail:$379.49

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• 17 Inch Diameter
• 2400 CFM
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Derale Performance Electric Fan Kit Installation - 2006 Jeep Wrangler

by: Mike06/13/2014

Works great, fit my 2005 Wrangler with no problems. Works just as described.

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by: Brett West03/05/2011

If your looking for direct fit this is the kit. And the service from etrailier and Derale was awsome.

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# 2

Flex-a-lite Direct Fit Dual Electric Radiator Fan with Shroud - Variable Speed Control - 6,800 CFM

Code: FLX274

Our Price: $903.98

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• S-Blade

• 15 Inch Diameter
• 6800 CFM
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# 3

Flex-a-lite Direct Fit Black Magic Xtreme Radiator Fan with Shroud - Thermostat Controller - Puller

Code: FLX485

Retail:$537.02

Our Price: $426.00

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• 15 Inch Diameter
• 3300 CFM
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# 4

Flex-a-lite 15" Black Magic Radiator Fan with Shroud - Reversible

Code: FLX168

Retail:$374.28

Our Price: $304.35

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• S-Blade

• 15 Inch Diameter
• 3000 CFM
• Pusher or Puller
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# 5

Flex-a-lite 12-1/8" Lo-Profile S-Blade Electric Fan w/ Thermostat Controller - 1,250 CFM

Code: FLX133

Retail:$300.85

Our Price: $247.21

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• 12-1/8 Inch Diameter
• 1250 CFM
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# 6

Flex-a-lite 16" Flex-Wave Electric Fan - Reversible - 2,660 CFM

6 reviews

Code: FLX236

Retail:$218.51

Our Price: $173.95

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• 16 Inch Diameter
• 2660 CFM
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by: Don01/06/2022

The fan seems abit overkill for my application , better too much than too little .37 gmc p/u sbc 2x4 crossram very little room from water pump to radiator .

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by: Eddie 01/11/2022

My health has prevented me from installing yet!

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# 7

Flex-a-lite 16" Flex-Wave LoBoy Auxiliary Electric Fan - Puller - 3,000 CFM

Code: FLX238

Our Price: $206.22

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• 16 Inch Diameter
• 3000 CFM
• Puller
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# 8

Derale 26" Dual High-Output, Electric Radiator Fan-and-Shroud Assembly - 4,000 CFM

5 reviews

Code: D16927

Our Price: $417.92

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• 26 Inch Diameter
• 4000 CFM
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by: Tony M02/17/2020

Fans & Shroud are doing a great job of keeping 900 HP @160 degrees even after 9 sec 1/4 mile pass.

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by: Johnny04/06/2018

Excellent product for the price.

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# 9

Flex-a-lite 15" Black Magic Xtreme Electric Radiator Fan with Shroud - Thermostat Controller

2 reviews

Code: FLX180

Retail:$531.54

Our Price: $394.35

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• 15 Inch Diameter
• 3000 CFM
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by: Anthony 04/24/20201993 Ford Bronco

Fan works amazing! I'm using it as a puller. I removed the original fan clutch and it's so much better! I live in El Centro California and its HOT here. I can idle for hours with the AC on high. I drive a 93 Bronco, 5.8. Great Product! USA Baby!!

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by: Chuck06/22/2019

My vehicle used to run borderline hot until I installed this #180 flex-a-lite fan system . Idling in my shop for almost an hour (95* ambient) and temperature never exceeded 195* . Always a good feeling when a product delivers what it claims! This product deserves 10 stars hands down??!

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# 10

Flex-a-lite 16" Trimline Reversible Electric Radiator Fan - 12V - 2,215 CFM

2 reviews

Code: FLX116

Retail:$174.14

Our Price: $159.31

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• 16 Inch Diameter
• 2215 CFM
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by: John Thomas11/19/2021

This is the second or third that we have bought. Really does the job, especially with a flathead Ford engine that typically runs hot.

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by: Robert 08/07/20211990 Jaguar XJS

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Radiator Fans Questions

• Electric Fan with Thermostat for 2008 Chevy Express 3500 with 6.0 Liter
  
• For your 2008 Chevy Express 3500 van with a 6.0 liter engine the Flex-a-lite 16" Trimline Reversible Electric Radiator Fan # FLX116 that you referenced is a confirmed fit and would work great. It can move 2,215 CFM which will be plenty to keep your coolant cool and then for a thermostat kit you'd just want the part # FLX31149.
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• How Does Derale Tornado Electric Fan D16617 Get Operating Power
  
• The Derale Tornado Electric Fan # D16617 has a built-in 12V electric motor to power it. The motor will draw 4.8-amps of current at 12-volts from the vehicle battery. This fan will not use engine power to function the way belt-driven fans do. In addition, you do not have to worry about an electric fan's slowing down at low RPM, as many belt-driven fans do, so you are guaranteed sufficient airflow regardless of the vehicle speed.
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• Fan Recommendation for my 1965 Chevrolet Corvette with the 396 Cubic Inch Engine
  
• For your 1965 Chevrolet Corvette with the 396 cubic inch engine I really like the Derale 26-3/8" Dual, High-Output Electric Radiator Fan w/ Aluminum Shroud part # D66836. It has 4,000 CFM which will really help keep things cool but also comes with the temperature sensor to turn the fan on and off when it is needed rather than having to monitor it and turn it on and off with a switch. This could lead to issues if you forget to turn it on. The controller also will adjust...
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• How to Determine the Best Electric Radiator Fan for a 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 with 5.7 Liter
  
• The electric fans we carry are not vehicle specific. You have to determine how much space is available in the area you want to install a fan or fans. The 4000 cubic feet per minute fans we carry, see link to the right, are the highest output we have available. Depth is probably going to be the biggest concern. Electric fans # D16934 are the thinnest overall at 3-1/4 inches deep. The next step down in terms of air flow is # D16834 at 2700 cubic feet per minute. But it is...
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• Will an 18 Inch Radiator Fan Blade Fit On a Hayden Fan Clutch
  
• The Derale 18-inch diameter radiator fan blade # D17918 will fit just fine with your Hayden fan clutch number HDA-2793 because it fits most factory clutches. The fan clutch HDA-2793 is the equivalent to the Derale # D22166 and the replacement fan blade is # D17918. I included a couple informative articles for you too.
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• Universal Electric Fan For Radiator
  
• It looks like you were interested in the Flex-a-lite 16" Flex-Wave Electric Fan - Reversible - 2,660 CFM # FLX236. This is a universal electric fan for radiators. It can attach to your Sierra's radiator using the included hardware. The fan can be mounted behind the radiator to be used a puller, or it can be mounted in front of the radiator to be used a pusher. Overall dimensions are 16" wide, 16-1/2" tall, and 3-3/4" deep. This is not completely necessary, but you could also...
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• What is Individual CFM Rating of Each of the Fans of the Flex-a-lite Dual Electric Radiator Fan
  
• Each of the fans of the Flex-a-lite Dual 13-1/2" Electric Radiator Fans w/ Shroud # FLX295 can flow up to 2,300 CFM. Also worth mentioning is that the likelihood of one of the fans failing is very low.
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• Radiator Fan for 1966 Chevy Pickup Truck
  
• For your 1966 Chevy Pickup I recommend taking a look at a smaller dual radiator fan like the Derale # D16812 that measures 23-3/4 inches wide, 11-1/2 inches tall, and 3 inches deep. This is going to match up much better to the mounting space you have available but its 2 high-powered electric fan assemblies will still do a great job of keeping the engine temperatures down when your truck is at a stop. Two high-amperage relay harnesses and all the necessary hardware is included....
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• Can you Sandwich Cooling Fans Between Coolers
  
• As long as the Flex-a-lite Dual 15" S-Blade Electric Radiator Fans with Shroud Assembly part # FLX293 was mounted in front of the radiator and transmission cooler in a way that pulled air through the fan into the coolers than you would not need to remove the factory clutch and radiator fans as both the factory cooling fans are set to pull air into the coolers. However, if the Flex-a-lite Dual 15" S-Blade Electric Radiator Fan was mounted in front of the radiator and transmission...
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• Using Derale Electric Fan Part # D16908 for Remotely Mounted Transmission Cooler
  
• At 450 CFM (cubic feet per minute) the Straight Blade Electric Fan you mentioned, part # D16908, would provide plenty of airflow for the D13503 Transmission cooler. This has been confirmed with Derale, the manufacturer. If you need a thermostat control for the fan, use part # D16769.
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• Parts Needed to Mount Flex-a-lite Dual Electric Radiator Fans on 2003 Chevy TrailBlazer
  
• To install the Flex-a-lite Dual 13-1/2" Electric Radiator Fans w/ Shroud # FLX295 on your 2003 Chevy TrailBlazer you'll need the Mounting Bracket for 2000-2004 Chevy & GMC # FLX29201. This comes with the brackets and hardware needed to fit this directly to a 28-1/4" wide radiator core like what you should have on your TrailBlazer.
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• Picking Out Fan Direction for 1966 Ford Mustang with 302 Engine
  
• Basically you'll just look at the current fan you have now noting the pitch of the fan blades and you'll know which direction fan blade you'd need. It depends on the drive belt system that's on the vehicle. Due to the age of your car and the possibility of the engine being from a different year I can't guarantee which direction you'd need. Clockwise turning fans as you face the front of the engine is standard and counter-clockwise would be reverse rotation. The part # FLX2019...
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• Recommendations to Help Prevent a 1965 Lincoln Continental From Overheating at Idle
  
• Going to a larger aluminum radiator will drastically help your 1965 Lincoln Continental stay cool. If you wanted to try a different fan setup I would recommend you get rid of the mechanical fan you have that pulls air through the radiator and go with an electric fan setup with a shroud like the # D16826. This will pull a ton more air through your radiator than a mechanical fan at idle so it should work very well for you. Fans that pull air through the radiator are much more...
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• Dimensions of the Derale 32" Dual Tornado Electric Fan Assembly # D16834
  
• If you measured the area behind your radiator and determined that you have room for the Derale 32" Dual Tornado Electric Fan Assembly # D16834 to fit it SHOULD fit, but in the event it does not check out the return policy page I attached the right. The dimensions of these fan setup is 31-3/4" Wide x 15-5/8" tall x 1-3/4" deep.
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• Depth Dimension Of Derale 32 Inch Dual Tornado Electric Fan
  
• The attached drawing of the Derale 32 inch Dual Tornado Electric Fan Assembly, part # D16834 has the mounting brackets attached. With the brackets attached, the overall depth is 1-3/4 inches. This is intended for tight areas as you said you have. The hardware is not included that you would need to mount the fan to the vehicle. I also recommend the Derale 40/60-Amp Dual Relay Wiring Harness for Dual Fan Assembly, part # D16765, since the fan does draw more than 10 amps....
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• Recommended Thermostat Control Switch For Flex-a-lite 16" Flex-Wave Electric Fan
  
• The recommended thermostat switch for the Flex-a-lite 16" Flex-Wave Electric Fan part # FLX236 in the 1999 Ford F-250 4x4 is Flex-a-lite Adjustable Temperature Controller for Electric Fan part # FLX31149 which will actually read the engine coolant temperature to activate the fan when needed. It will also turn the fan on when you have the AC running in the truck. I have attached the wiring diagram for the thermostatic controller for your reference.
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• Is There a Custom Installation Kit Available For the Flex-a-lite 16 Flex-Wave Electric Fan
  
• There is not a vehicle specific installation kit available for the Flex-a-lite Flex-Wave Electric Fan # FLX236 but it does install by mounting directly to your radiator core using nylon bolts and push nuts. This will be a great solution for your 2003 GMC Yukon XL when towing your camper and will work to keep you from overheating, especially if you tow a lot in areas with restricted air flow or at low speeds. If you want to have your fan turn off when the air conditioner is...
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• Thermostat and Probe for a High-Output, Electric Radiator Fan-and-Shroud Assembly, # D16934
  
• Because the High-Output, Electric Radiator Fan-and-Shroud Assembly, # D16934, contains two fans that operate independent of one another, you will need two Adjustable Fan-Control Thermostats with Thread-In Probes, # D16749. The wiring that comes with the thermostat is required and each fan will need a complete D16749 to make them operable. The only extra wiring that might be needed is if the mounting locations for the thermostat and/or probe are too far away. In that case,...
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• Electric Fan That Could Fit 1999 Ford F-250 with 5.4 Liter Engine
  
• Yes the Derale electric fan part # D16919 that you referenced does fit your 1999 Ford F-250 with a 5.4 liter engine. Shrouds do make a noticeable difference as they force the air to come through the radiator instead of also allowing air to move through the blades that is to sides of fan. So you get all of the CFM moved through the radiator as opposed to a diminished amount. We do not offer shrouds separately at this time.
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• Is Derale 5" Tornado Electric Fan # D16505 Loud
  
• Since the Derale 5" Tornado Electric Fan # D16505 that you referenced is a fan intended for use on a vehicle radiator it's going to make some noise. It wouldn't sound quite like a box fan but it will make enough noise that you'd hear it. If you've ever heard how much louder the fans get on a vehicle when you turn the AC on that's about the same amount of noise you'd hear.
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