Posts Tagged ‘fan clutch’
The High Cost Of Putting Off Fan Clutch Replacement
For whatever reason, many people put off replacing the fan clutch on their vehicle. After all, if the fan is working and not making too much noise, or the car doesn’t overheat, it shouldn’t be a big deal, right?
Read MoreCommon Questions Consumers Have About Their Fan Clutch
If you have a customer that suspects their fan clutch is failing, you’ll likely be asked several common questions. Fan clutch issues need to be fixed as soon as possible, and having the answers at the ready will help speed the process along.
Read MoreCommon Fan Clutch Noises And What They Mean
If a customer comes in with a fan clutch that’s making unusual noises, there’s an issue that needs to be fixed as soon as possible. If you’re not sure what’s wrong with their fan clutch, let’s narrow down the issues by identifying the noise first.
Read MoreFan Clutch Issues: What Service Pros Need to Know
This post was originally published on AftermarketNews.com. With warm weather comes certain car problems. One of the most common problems is fan clutch failure, which is more noticeable in warm weather.
Read MoreFan Clutch Failure Modes and Troubleshooting
The use of clutch-driven fans in vehicles is no longer common, but there are plenty of vehicles still on the road which use a mechanically-operated cooling fan. Most of these are large, rear-wheel drive vehicles with large displacement engines.
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