That’s a well made video, I surely agree thanks u tube… those two fans radiator and condenser fans, are they suppose to spin pretty fast or just spin slowly? Both mine spinning pretty slow. Again thanks for the instructions on replacing.
No worries, I’m glad you like the video! Thank you for watching it could’ve been more in-depth, but at that point I just wanted to get my friends car done and get them on the road. It really wasn’t exactly how to video, but I greatly appreciate the feedback. We have more videos. Please check them out when you have the chance they’re not just all about car repair.
They should spin decently fast, there is no low speed mode on these at least on the 2010. If you can't feel both of them blowing quite a bit of air, there's a problem somewhere. But some vehicles have a low speed fan mode or even variable speed fans, so on other vehicles, slow spinning fans could be perfectly normal under some conditions.
Possibly. But if I were you, I would definitely call the local dealer or your local parts store to double check for your exact year… Never wanna assume something fits just in case
Not sure what the point of this video was supposed to be. All you did was basically showed proof that you did the job. You gave no real helpful knowledge. You actually did the opposite. You showed several things you yourself said probably shouldn't do.
This definitely wasn’t supposed to be how to video. That’s why I didn’t go into full detail on step-by-step procedures to replace the fan. Just a video of me working on a buddy’s ride. In this case, replacing the cooling fan because the fan motor went out, causing the vehicle to overheat in traffic.
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