Agility Autoparts Dual Radiator and Condenser Fan Assembly P/N:6010051
Agility 6010007 dual radiator and condenser fan assembly for the 2012-2019 Chevrolet Sonic 4-cylinder 1.4L moves air through the radiator and condenser to help cool the engine and the A/C.
A worn fan can show up as engine temperature climbing at idle, warm A/C air when stopped, or a noisy or wobbling fan. These signs alone do not prove the fan is the problem; a blown fan fuse is another common cause.
This is a direct-fit replacement for the 2012-2019 Chevrolet Sonic 4-cylinder 1.4L, built to OE-level specifications. The 2012-2019 Chevrolet Sonic 4-cylinder 1.4L takes one assembly.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One fan assembly with resistor.
Interchange: 620-586
42364539 · 95080113 · 95352378 · 95942905 · CF12100 · FA70923
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Does the Agility 6010007 fan assembly fit a 2012-2019 Chevrolet Sonic 4-cylinder 1.4L?
Yes, Agility 6010007 is listed for the 2012-2019 Chevrolet Sonic 4-cylinder 1.4L, which takes one.
Does the Agility 6010007 fan assembly come with a resistor?
Yes, Agility 6010007 includes a resistor. The listing is one fan assembly.
How many blades does this radiator and condenser fan have?
The fan has eight plastic blades, and its shroud is plastic too.
Which signs can point to a worn radiator and condenser fan assembly?
Engine temperature climbing at idle, warm A/C air at a stop, or a loud or wobbling fan can all be signs. A shop can test the fan circuit, since that needs the engine running.
Are the bearings in this fan assembly ball bearing or bushing type?
The design uses ball bearing and bushing bearing technology for quiet operation, and the fan is 100% statically and dynamically balanced.
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