weideer 6 inch RV Vent Fan Blade with 12V RV Vent Motor D-Shaft Replacement RV Bathroom Vent Fan Motor with 2 Screws 2 Zip Ties and Switch K-037-X-FSZK

Been using for six months now hasn’t gone out. It’s a little bigger than the old fan but works really well.

Glad I bought this thing! It's way better than the one that came with it originally. Plenty of airflow. Installation was a breeze, too. So happy with this purchase, definitely worth the money. Would recommend to anyone needing a replacement fan.

Works well, had to do some adaptations to make it fit well

Perfect fit works great,was easy change out

Our vent motor started making a lot of noise so I went online and found a replacement. I didn't expect it to work so perfectly, but it did. The replacement was exactly like the original. The replacement motor even came with a new fan blade and I'm glad it did because upon removal I discovered that the original was worn and damaged.

Quality product.Installed in a 2009 Cross Roads Cruiser 5th wheel travel trailer.Removed trim ring and screen to access fan and wiring. All work could be performed inside the trailer. Removed wire nut from fan/fan switch and threw it in the garbage. Removed fan blade, removed screws retaining fan motor and removed switch. Cut white wire leaving sufficient length for new fan installation.Removed the components and compared to new. Everything looked close.Great time to clean plastic trim piece and screen while removed.New Fan fit perfectly with screw holes alignment.Switch hole in plastic screen assy required a little adjustment. I enlarged the hole and pulled it away from the edge so the retaining nut would fit without obstruction. I used a butane soldering iron to modify the hole until a perfect fitment.I used automotive waterproof butt connectors ensuring a permanent wire splices.Secured fan wires using supplied wire ties.Pay attention to fan blade installation ensuring fan blows air outside. Blade has instructions written on it.Performed operational check of the new fan before screen and frame reinstalled.Reinstalled plastic screen and trim frame assy with extreme care not over tightening screws. Older plastic interior pieces are very brittle and fragile.Whole process took maybe an hour and that included chasing required tools.#1 Phillips screw driverWire cuttersWire crimpersMeans to modify switch hole if needed.I found reading the reviews, my vintage rv fan fitment was nearly identical. It worked well for me.Fan works so much better than original. Quieter than original. Moves a lot more air. Very happy with product

A basic motor, fan blade and switch. Great if you are replacing a bad oem style vent exhaust fan in your 4v bath. Issue #1: If you are installing this in an existing non-fan equipped vent, you will need the bracket that bolts to the vents crossbar. I found one that worked at e-trailer.com that cost about the same as the fan kit when you add in shipping. Also, most of the vents used scap in rectangular switch, not a round push on/off so plan on drilling a new hole to mount the switch. If you're a handy guy, you can do this using power from a nearby light to run it.

The media could not be loaded. Our previous motor had gone kaput, so when my husband replaced it with this, we were all so thrilled! We currently live in our RV, so we use this fan daily for showers and such.The installation was pretty straightforward. My husband didn't have any problems with it.When you're anywhere else in the RV, it's not so loud that it interferes with everyday life. It's just a gentle background hum.When you're in the room with it, it is louder, but it's still not awful.