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Mercury Cooling Fan Assembly is a fan/shroud that is an electric fan and takes in air across the radiator and condenser to maintain a constant engine temperature and prevent overheating. Some of the ways that Mercury has earned its stripes are through the supple suspension, spacious cabins, and silent insulation which allowed friends to chat rather than fight tire howl. Separate seats within a Mercury are a little higher to provide improved sightlines, and the steering system is light but stable. Value never equaled cheap with the soft-touch panels and heavy door seals dampening out the wind such that the music could be heard. The dash had airflow vents that were placed high up to give the drive a more even feel, especially during summer, so it was not as harsh. The hinges were designed so that they could not squash the luggage, a little gesture that was respectful to those who were going to use it in their daily lives. Intelligent radiator installation slots also allow a replacement Cooling Fan Assembly to be installed by sliding in rather than bending metal. Since Mercury preferred the simplicity, the majority of bolts are in direct sight, and wire clips can be released by a mere squeeze. To fit in the new Cooling Fan Assembly on your Mercury, park on level ground and then turn off the ignition, allow the engine to cool, disconnect the battery, and then lift the upper cover. Unplug the harness and remove four shroud bolts, then remove the old unit and drop the new Cooling Fan Assembly onto the tabs, then thread with the hand tightening bolts, then tighten, then spin the blades to fit into position, reattach ducts, reconnect the battery, then turn on the engine and hear the fan spin neatly.