Four Seasons A/C Condenser Fan Motor,Engine Cooling Fan Motor P/N:35656
Four Seasons 75717 cooling fan motor for the 1993-1996 Lincoln Mark VIII drives the radiator fan that pulls air through the radiator. It is a motor-only unit, also called an engine cooling fan motor.
A fan that stays still when the engine is hot, an engine that runs warm in slow traffic or a noisy motor can mean the fan motor is wearing out. Before you replace this motor, rule out a blown fuse, a faulty relay and a damaged connector or wire, since any of them can leave the fan idle.
It is a direct-fit replacement for the 1993-1996 Lincoln Mark VIII, and the car takes one. Its design, performance, magnet size and properties, windings and motor RPM meet or exceed OEM.
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Interchange: 1580435 · 6551844 · 219717 · 11175717 · F3LU8K621AA · 19193501 · 89001423 · 2311926 · A19717 · PM9032 · RM9032 · 130099
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Does the Four Seasons 75717 fit the 1993-1996 Lincoln Mark VIII?
Yes. The Four Seasons 75717 cooling fan motor fits the 1993-1996 Lincoln Mark VIII, and the car takes one.
What voltage and rotation does this cooling fan motor have?
Four Seasons 75717 is a 4-pole motor that runs on 12 volts and turns clockwise.
What kind of connector does this cooling fan motor have?
It has three lead wires ending in one oval female connector, with three male terminal pins.
How can I tell if the cooling fan motor is failing?
A fan that stays still when the engine is hot, an engine that runs warm in slow traffic or noise from the motor can all be signs. A shop can test the motor safely.
Does this cooling fan motor replace number F3LU8K621AA?
Yes. F3LU8K621AA is one of the numbers the Four Seasons 75717 replaces, and it is printed on the Interchange line.
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WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.