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Just completed the job. Made the job a lot easier with this great video. It
did make a difference for me to remove the two radiator bolts to get that
extra clearance. Thanks A1.
If there’s no power to the fan, you may want to check the fuse and replay,
to see if they are working correctly. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
did exactly what was shown on the video to my 04 ram .saved me over
$200.00. thanks for posting this video
This is a great video! Thanks.
Thanks for the video, very helpful. Will save me time and money
You will want to check to see if you are getting power to the switch when
the a/c is switched on. This would cause the fans to turn on and if there i
no power going to the connection on the fan, then the issue is with
something else.
Thanks for checking us out. Have a great day 1aauto.com
It will help to give you more room
Very good job of showing the required steps. My A1 shroud came with a
different fan power plug than the one that was originally there but it was
an easy fix with “pigtails”. Thank you for the shroud and the money saved.
Great video, very helpful. It walked me threw step by step. It took 40 min
to change and saved me $475.00 and 2 days at the dealer. Thanks Again!
where does the 13 mm come in
Absolutely great video. I purchased the fan assembly and was contemplating
cutting the tab rather than discharge the system. Your video confirmed what
I was about to do. One thing though, I found that on my 2003 Ram 1500 5.9L
it was not necessary to remove the bolts for the radiator. There was enough
clearance to remove the condenser fan without interfering. Thanks again!
Thanks for checking us out. Have a great day! 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
thanks for the video, it helped me swap mine out
2004 Dodge Ram 1500 5.7litre – I just checked and noticed my condenser fan
was on. Before replacing it, is there a way to troubleshoot to ensure the
fan has to be replaced vs. checking a fuse or relay?
why do you have to take out the battery
I do get power to ac fan,,, what do I do next? It just happen,,,