Hayden Automotive 2598 Premium Fan Clutch - Heavy-Duty Cooling for Trucks & SUVs - Ideal for Off-Road, Towing & High-Performance Vehicles
Hayden Automotive 2598 Premium Fan Clutch - Heavy-Duty Cooling for Trucks & SUVs - Ideal for Off-Road, Towing & High-Performance Vehicles

Hayden Automotive 2598 Premium Fan Clutch - Heavy-Duty Cooling for Trucks & SUVs - Ideal for Off-Road, Towing & High-Performance Vehicles

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Product Description

Hayden Automotive fan clutches are manufactured to ensure performance and durability. Hayden offers thermal and non-thermal clutches as well as well as standard, heavy-duty and severe duty models that meet strict factory guidelines. It is used with lighter pitched fans. They are identified by a smooth steel faceplate and thermal spring assembly on the front side.

Product Features

5 inch thermal import/compact

Designed, tested and built by application

OE performance, fit and appearance

Built to meet or exceed original equipment performance

Customer Reviews

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My 2005 Sprinter was running hot (near red) in elevated temps, some hills, and AC on. After thinking and reading forever, I purchased this clutch and installed it myself. I think anyone who is handy can do it. It took me about 1h45min but I don't have many tools and had to improvise a lot. There is nothing sophisticated there. A few bolts to loosen up the crossmember holding the radiator and one bolt holding the fan... There is a guy on youtube showing how to do it in an old MB. Although not identical, it was a huge help for me.But if I learned anything from this - PLEASE, before you buy and replace the clutch, try tightening up the existing clutch. Mine gave after very, very little force was applied. I'm going to leave the newly installed one in but I'm wondering if I really needed to replace it... BTW, I tested the new set-up harsh in the hills of Glandale, CA, and at freeway speeds in temps topping 94 and all is GREAT. 1) tighten up the existing fan. 2) if it does not help, give it a shot and DIY. You only need to be patient.