labwork Radiator Cooling Fan Assembly for Chevrolet Sonic 1.8L 2012-2015, 12V Single Fan, 3-Pin, GM3115244
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- Material Plastic
- Color Black
- MPN TYC622840, 622840, GM3115244
- Placement Radiator / Engine Cooling System
- OE GM3115244, 95352380, 95352377, 94509632
- Warranty 1 Year
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Product Description
Replace a worn or failed radiator cooling fan assembly with this 12V electronically controlled single-fan unit for Chevrolet Sonic 1.8L models. The nine S-shaped blades are designed to reduce vibration, increase airflow thrust, and help draw heat away from the radiator during high-temperature operation.
Compatibility
- Replacement for Chevrolet Sonic 1.8L Hatchback 2012-2015
- Replacement for Chevrolet Sonic 1.8L Sedan 2012-2015
Replacement Part Numbers
- TYC622840
- 622840
- GM3115244
- 95352380
- 95352377
- 94509632
Specifications
- Type: Radiator Cooling Fan Assembly
- Design: Single Fan
- Voltage: 12V
- Connector: 3-Pin
- Blade Count: 9
- Blade Design: S-Shaped
- Color: Black
- Material: Plastic and Metal
- Application: Engine Cooling System
- Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
Features
- Nine S-shaped blades support strong airflow
- Designed to reduce vibration during operation
- Electronic operation responds to engine cooling-system temperature signals
- Helps prevent engine overheating
- Durable plastic and metal construction
- Direct replacement installation
- No complicated tools or modifications required
- Suitable for Sonic 1.8L hatchback and sedan models
Package Includes
- 1 × 12V Radiator Cooling Fan Assembly
Important Note
Please verify the vehicle engine, fan diameter, shroud shape, mounting points, connector, pin count, and part number before ordering. Confirm that your vehicle uses the 3-pin single-fan configuration. Professional installation is recommended.