OEM Dodge Neon Fan Motor

Dodge Neon Fan Motor Parts and Q&A

• Fan Motor
  5014577AA
  Q: How to Disassemble and Reassemble a Fan Motor in a Radiator Fan Assembly on Dodge Neon?

  A:

  The assembly of a radiator fan has a fan, fan motor and shroud. There is no need to repair a fan; if it is distorted, fractured or harmed, you must use the proper replacement part for safety, good outcomes and to avoid damage. Start with the radiator fan assembly; when it's removed, get rid of the fan hub retaining nut and take off the fan. To access the fan motor, first remove the radiator fan assembly and fan from the motor shaft, unscrew the in-rush current suppressor and undo the screws holding the motor to the shroud. You have to remove the radiator fan assembly, the fan and the fan motor for the shroud. While assembling, attach the fan to the motor shaft, get the fan retaining nut to 3.8 Nm (34 inch lbs.) and then place the radiator fan assembly back. First, fasten the fan motor onto the shroud, tightening them to 3.8 Nm (34 inch lbs.), install the in-rush current suppressor, ensure it is tightened to 2.6 Nm (23 inch lbs.) and finally attach the fan to the motor shaft. Then, install the fan motor, add the fan and finally assemble the whole radiator fan.
• Fan Motor, Passenger Side
  5019212AA
  Q: How to Maintain and Fix a Fan Motor on Dodge Neon?

  A:

  You should make sure the system is not hot and is under no pressure to avoid being hurt by coolant. First, take out the negative cable from the battery and empty the cooling system below where the upper radiator hose attaches. Take off the top hose from the radiator and the fasteners under the air cleaner housing and put the housing in its new place. Life the vehicle on the hoist, unhook and take out the PCM unit with its bracket and unhook the fan's electrical connector from the radiator before letting the vehicle down. Get rid of the upper support mounts, the air conditioning line support bracket screw and both fan assembly screws attached to the radiator. Pull the radiator fan assembly out of the lower shroud according to the clips. During disassembly, you will find the fan, fan motor and shroud in the radiator fan assembly. A bad fan must be swapped for the correct part. Take the radiator fan assembly off the motor, remove the fan hub nut and remove the fan from the fan shaft. First, remove the screws that hold the fan motor to the shroud and then the screw for the in-rush current suppressor, before you remove the motor. Place the fan on the motor shaft and hold it in place with the retaining nut tightened to 6.2 Nm (55 in. lbs.) and then put the radiator fan assembly back. Put screws into the shroud to fasten the fan motor, tightening them to 3.8 Nm (34 in. lbs.); attach the in-rush current suppressor with a screw tightened to 2.6 Nm (23 in. lbs.). Acquire 7.5 Nm (65 in. lbs.) for the radiator fan assembly lower retaining screws and 10 Nm (90 in. lbs.) for the upper support mount screws. First, put the air conditioning line support bracket screw back in, raise the car, attach the radiator fan electrical connector and then reinstall the PCM. Make sure the air cleaner housing fasteners are secure, reattach the upper radiator hose in the proper place and top off the cooling system. Afterward, you should reconnect the negative battery cable.