Four Seasons Engine Cooling Fan Assembly P/N:76293
Four Seasons 75255 radiator fan for the 1995-1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse and other vehicles moves air through the radiator to help cool the engine. Its motor RPM is equivalent to or above the OEM motor's.
A failing radiator fan can show up as a temperature gauge that climbs in traffic, A/C that blows warm at idle or a noisy fan motor. These signs alone do not prove the fan is the problem; a thermostat stuck closed can produce overheating too.
It also fits the 1995-1998 Chrysler Sebring 4-cylinder 2.0L and the 1995-1997 Dodge Avenger 4-cylinder 2.0L. For these vehicles, its design and performance meet or exceed O.E. standards. The 1995-1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse takes one.
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Build and materials
One radiator fan with its motor. Mounting hardware is not included.
Interchange: 1580638 · 409249 · 11175255 · 620303 · 19193320 · 89051331 · 2811376 · 610320 · B898984 · MB898984 · MR500561 · A19249 · FA70135 · FA70352 · FA70669 · CF22011 · FA70049
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Is this the right radiator fan for the 1995-1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse?
Yes. Four Seasons 75255 fits the 1995-1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse, and that car takes one fan. It is a 12-volt unit with a square 4-pin female connector.
Is mounting hardware included with this Four Seasons radiator fan?
No. The Four Seasons 75255 comes as one radiator fan with its motor and no mounting hardware, so plan on new fasteners.
Is the blade on this radiator fan plastic or metal?
The blade and the shroud are plastic. The assembly as a whole is plastic and metal.
Is this cooling fan assembly sold with the fan and motor together?
Yes. It is a radiator fan motor assembly with one fan and one connector, sold as a single unit.
Is this 12-volt radiator fan ready to install out of the box?
Yes. Four Seasons 75255 is made for out-of-box installation on an OE mount. Mounting hardware is not included.
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