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Application: OE Original Equipment Fit
Notes: A/C Condenser Fan Assembly.
- PRICE: 84.99
- Blade Material: Plastic Reinforced With Fiberglass
- Shroud Material: Plastic Reinforced With Fiberglass
2003 Kia Spectra Radiator Fan Assembly
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Application: OE Original Equipment Fit
Notes: Engine Cooling Fan Assembly. Automatic transmission.
- PRICE: 107.99
- Blade Material: Plastic
- Mounting Bracket Included: No
- Fan Quantity: 1
- Shroud Included: Yes
- Shroud Material: Plastic
- Terminal Quantity: 2
- Shroud Color: Black
- Grade Type: Standard Replacement
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Application: Universal Fit / Add-On Type (adaptation required)
Notes: Engine Cooling Fan. Universal fit auxiliary electric fan. Add on fans used to supplement the primary engine cooling fan. Electric fan kit.
- PRICE: 63.99
- Hub Material: Plastic
- Grade Type: High Performance
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Application: Universal Fit / Add-On Type (adaptation required)
Notes: Engine Cooling Fan. Electric fan kit. Universal fit primary cooling fan. Reversible for push or pull operation. Includes mounting hardware. Controls not included.
- PRICE: 81.99
- Hub Material: Plastic
- Grade Type: High Performance
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