Agility Autoparts Dual Radiator and Condenser Fan Assembly P/N:6026125
Agility 6028115 dual radiator and condenser fan assembly for the 2000-2002 Mazda 626 4-cylinder 2.0L pulls air through the radiator and condenser. Two fans sit in one plastic shroud.
An engine temperature that climbs in traffic, weak A/C at a stop or a fan that stays still can mean this assembly is worn, though a failed fan relay or a bad coolant temperature sensor can be behind the same signs. If the fan assembly is the cause, this one replaces both fans together.
This is a direct-fit replacement for the 2000-2002 Mazda 626 4-cylinder 2.0L, which takes one assembly. It is certified to meet or exceed OE specifications.
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Interchange: 316-55004-000 · 620-778
61594 · FS1G15025B · FS1G15140 · FS1G15150 · FS1G15210 · FS1H15140 · CF21001 · 620450 · FA70131 · 2012060
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Is the Agility 6028115 fan assembly right for a 2000-2002 Mazda 626 with the 2.0L engine?
Yes. Agility 6028115 fits the 2000-2002 Mazda 626 4-cylinder 2.0L, and that car takes one assembly.
How many blades do the two fans on the Agility 6028115 have?
The first fan has 5 blades and the second has 7. The blades and the shroud are both plastic.
Is the Agility 6028115 dual fan assembly balanced and quiet?
Yes. Agility 6028115 is 100% statically and dynamically balanced, and it uses ball bearing and bushing bearing technology for quiet performance.
What can a worn dual radiator and condenser fan assembly look like?
A fan that does not spin, a temperature gauge that rises while stopped in traffic or weak A/C at idle can all be signs of a worn assembly.
Is 620-778 an interchange number for the Agility 6028115?
Yes. 620-778 is a cross-reference for this fan assembly, along with 316-55004-000 and the other numbers on the Interchange line.
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