TYC 621160 Cooling Fan Assembly Compatible with 2005-2008 Chrysler 300, Black

Identical to the mfrs assembly at less than 1/2 the price . Exact fit and performance . A slight bit more audible than the factory unit but not loud or offensive . and inside the car with the a/c on . It is completely inaudible . Install very simple requiring only a snap ring plier (or vise grip) 10mm deep socket stubby ratchet handle and short extension (all 3/8 drive) . minor disassembly required : only top rad hose , and airbox , w/ air intake tube . Total r&r time 70 minutes start to finish , tools stowed .

2005 Chrysler 300 c. Perfect fit. Works great. Easy install

06’ charger RT replaced oem fan at 96K . 3k miles after install this one works phenomenal. Easy to install oem fit keeps car slightly cooler than oem tbh

Have not yet installed. Material seems to be of high quality, durable and everything is as it should be. I'll update my review once installed and road tested.

I ordered these to replace the oem fans on wife's car and they got here pretty quickly. Opened them and installed/working within 30 minutes. They were an exact match for factory mounting and wiring. She is very pleased to have her car back with air conditioning again. Thanks!!

I was really bummed out about my car. The dodge dealership called and said "I'm afraid we have some bad news. Your radiator fans are going out, which caused both of your computers to be faulted, so you are going to need two new fans, and both new computers". Total cost was over $1500! We have one income and three kids, so I couldn't afford that. So, after doing some research online, I decided to do the fans myself and then bypass the computers with some switches. These fans went right in with no problems (only two bolts). I disconnected the battery in the mean time with hopes that the computers would reset themselves. It worked! No need for new computers. So, thanks Amazon and TYC! Don't trust car dealerships too much! Especially Luther Hudson of Hudson, WI.Mike PetersonHudson, WI

I was told this would cost me over $400 to replace at the dodge dealership, plus I needed to replace the air conditioner at $900. This $100 fix saved a ton. It's easy to replace. For my '06 charger I had to remove the air intake housing which required a removal of a bolt and a screw for a hose clamp. Then I removed one end of a radiator hose to the engine. After that, two screws that held the assembly in and piece of cake. Took about 30 min and saved over $1,200. Couldn't be happier. It works like a charm and the air conditioner works which is a big plus down here in Texas in the summer.

One of my fans died on my 2006 Magnum R/T and I found a replacement here at Amazon. The price was great, the shipping was fast and the fan fit exactly like the OEM fan. I've only had it for a month or so, so I cannot comment on long term reliability, but it's working great now. This fan is a good 3-4 times as much from the dealer, and only RockAuto came close to Amazons price, it was close, but still a few bucks more. So far, I recommend the fan assembly highly.Update: So my original factory fan died, or at least one of the two in the assembly died just before I wrote the review, back in 2011. So that means the factory fan lasted just over 6 years. As of May 2017, I'm still using this fan, and it still works, so it has been every bit as good as the factory fan, and even a bit better actually.