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2011 Subaru Legacy 2.5i H4 2.5L Engine Cooling Fan Assembly with A/C Condenser Cooling Fan Assembly 2 Piece Set TRQ RFA86801

05-10 Subaru Legacy, Outback 2.5L (exc Turbo) Radiator & AC Condenser Fan PAIR

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Description

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Part Details

Kit Includes:
(1) Radiator Cooling Fan Assembly
(1) A/C Condenser Cooling Fan Assembly
Quantity: 2 Piece Set

Specification

Trim

2.5i

Engine Displacement (Metric)

H4 2.5L

Item Condition: New

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How to Replace Cooling Fan Assembly 2005-14 Subaru Outback

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Tools used

12mm Socket

Flat Blade Screwdriver

Phillips Head Screwdriver

17mm Wrench

8mm Socket

Trim Tool Set

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3.00/ 5.0

Good quality

Frank

I was having some overheating issues with my Subaru after a little investigating I found that both of my fan motors had burned up. The dealer prices were insane for what those Motors are. When looking around A-1 Auto had the best price on these replacement fans. After watching the video I felt very comfortable in doing the job myself. It was a pretty easy job and definitely fix the problem. My only advice is that the connector seals on the new fans are good quality and are a little hard at first being new to get them to clip together tightly but with a little effort it clicked together tightly and feel very comfortable that water won't get into those connectors. It seems like you have them connected at first but then you realize you need to push a little harder to get them to actually snap tightly.

Looks quality but their junk

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Jeff

Poor quality, after installing both fans I discovered both electrical plugs had blown the wires out the backside the connectors are junk I had to cut off the old ones off the fans and connect them to allow it to connect properly. I also discovered while attempting to put the coolant overflow container in the hole at the bottom of the bracket is not large enough to install the tank so once again I had to remove the fan drill out the hole bigger to put the coolant taken. Then as I was snapping in the top part of the coolant container to the bracket the clip broke Off the fan bracket. I would spend the extra money and just buy factory from Subaru the additional time and alterations cost me more

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