GMB Engine Cooling Fan Clutch P/N:925-2290
Keep engine-bay temperatures in check with the GMB Engine Cooling Fan Clutch 920-2290, a direct-fit replacement for the 1997-1999 Dodge Dakota (V8-5.2L), 1998-2000 Dodge Dakota (V8-5.9L), and 1998-1999 Dodge Durango (V8-5.9L). This clutch couples the engine-driven cooling fan to the water pump hub and modulates fan engagement with temperature, drawing air through the radiator when the engine runs hot and easing off when extra cooling isn't needed.
Signs the original clutch may need replacing include a fan that roars continuously, a fan that never locks up leading to higher coolant temperatures, fluid leaking from the clutch body, or excessive fan wobble. If a failed fan clutch is the cause, this unit replaces it.
Interchange: 77705 · 1540495 · 52028740AA · 52028902AA · 52029153 · 52029767AA · 922100 · 46033 · 19187674 · 2822 · 216028 · 271635
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What vehicles does the GMB 920-2290 fan clutch fit?
It is a direct-fit replacement for the 1997-1999 Dodge Dakota (V8-5.2L), 1998-2000 Dodge Dakota (V8-5.9L), and 1998-1999 Dodge Durango (V8-5.9L). Confirm your engine in the Buyer's Guide.
What does a cooling fan clutch do?
It connects the engine-driven cooling fan to the water pump hub and engages or disengages the fan based on temperature, pulling air through the radiator when the engine runs hot.
How do I know if my fan clutch is failing?
Common signs include a fan that roars constantly, a fan that never engages so coolant temperatures climb, fluid leaking from the clutch body, or noticeable fan wobble.
Will this clutch fix my overheating?
If a failed fan clutch is the cause, replacing it restores proper fan operation. Overheating has other causes, so diagnose the system before assuming the clutch is at fault.
What interchange numbers does this part cross to?
It cross-references 77705, 1540495, 52028740AA, 52028902AA, 52029153, 52029767AA, 922100, 46033, 19187674, 2822, 216028, and 271635.
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