OEM Dodge Cooling Fan Bracket

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The metal component that mounts the engine fan to the bay is referred to as the Dodge Cooling Fan Bracket. This component holds the fan steady so that airflow isn't disrupted. The DNA of Dodge muscle runs deep. From the all-steel body of 1914 to the screaming HEMI mills and outrageous Viper, every single model delivers raw power and toughness. The 600-watt Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust is tuned to the mode you select, Drag, Donut, or Sport. It goes quiet in stealth mode when your neighbors are asleep, which just goes to show that Dodge listens to customers instead of committees. The frames are made of thick gauge steel, the intelligent cooling passages, and a clever electronic package shield the rig from punishment and high amp disruptions. A focus on durability extends to the Cooling Fan Bracket, whose castings are thick enough to dampen vibration and resist corrosion year after year. Replacing the Cooling Fan Bracket is simple. The battery must be disconnected and the engine cooled down first. Then pop off any shrouds that hide the fan. Remove the old bolts, slide the bracket out, and compare it to the new piece to double check that it matches Dodge tolerances. Install the new Cooling Fan Bracket in the reverse order of disassembly, ensuring holes are aligned, bolted up finger-tight, then torque wrench them up to seat firmly. You should reinstall the fan and spin the blades by hand to check clearance. After this, reattach any wire clips and reconnect the battery. Start the motor and listen for a smooth and rattle-free whirr.