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The VDO brand product category offers OE quality blower motors, engine cooling fan motors and complete cooling fan assemblies. Professional technicians and dyers alike want the highest quality products for ease of installation, fit, form, and performance. That's exactly what they get with all of VDO's HVAC blower motors, engine cooling fan motors, and cooling fan assemblies. And, with VDO, every part number is application specific to provide OE fit and performance. VDO electric motors are built in ISO/TS certified facilities and manufactured to the same quality standards as motors we supply to global OE automakers worldwide. They offer quiet operation, dependable performance and competitive pricing.
- Manufactured and tested to OEM specifications
- VDO products are designed for specific vehicle fit, form and function providing quiet dependable operation and longer service life
- Precision assembled and balanced with all new components for vibration free operation
- OE design and technology insures ease of installation right out of the box
- Manufactured in ISO and TS certified facilities
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 5 stars if it were US Made, 4 star product., October 24, 2012 This review is from: VDO FA70172 Radiator Fan Assembly (Automotive) This unit is a good replacement at a good price, and it's done the job well so far the last few thousand miles. Changing one on a 2003 Dodge Durango R/T 5.9L was not overly difficult, with some patience. It's not what I'd call a Heavy Duty unit, but I assume it would do the job (along with the clutch fan). It was VERY inexpensive on Amazon, and a chain auto parts store wanted $189.99!!!! I paid about $77 and it was delivered in 2 days via Amazon Prime :-D Don't forget to use a small piece of electrical tape in the socket to hold hidden bolts in the socket to start them - (and be careful not to cross thread them). Just take a tiny piece of elec tape about the size of a postage stamp and stick it to the inside wall of the socket - the bolts will stay until they're safely threaded in place. Footnote: Can't we please offer some alternatives made in the US? This one branded VDO, was made in China...... Help other customers find the most helpful reviews Was this review helpful to you?   |
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