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The Ford F-150 Radiator fan helps to keep engine temperatures steady by pulling in cool air through the radiator when stops and slow crawls occur. Thus, the engine can maintain consistent power. The F-150 is Ford's attempt at merging utility and comfort. Introduced in the mid seventies, through the successive generations, the truck got fuel injected V8 options, sturdy galvanized panels, front disc brakes and aerodynamic frames that save fuel whether towing or commuting. Ford made further improvements to the F-150 that include more refined automatic transmissions and a line-up of power-rich engines that give the F-150 an image of toughness, hauling power, and everyday driveability even teenagers can appreciate when helping friends move or driving to practice. Ford's genuine parts give confidence that all your replacements will fit to the original equal standard engineering that owners expect. The Radiator fan, located just behind the grille, uses either a belt-driven clutch or an electric motor. Its job is to move high volumes of air across coolant-soaked fins. This action reduces the temperature of the fluid before it cycles back into the block and prevents hot weather knock or power loss. A properly functioning Radiator fan prevents overheating when an F-150 works on a steep grade. Electric styles operate independently of engine speed, making them ideal for city traffic. The installation steps begin with the disconnection of the battery followed by removal of the shroud then unbolting of the old Radiator fan and seating the new unit finally reconnect wiring. After that, check for smooth noise free operation.