RP7230 Electric Fan Puller 12 Volt 10 Blade

Are you looking for a high-performance OEM cooling component? Then here’s Mytee Products’ latest addition, dubbed “Electric Fan Puller”. It will deliver powerful, reliable airflow for auxiliary power unit (APU) condenser systems. Built from durable material, this OEM-based electric puller fan will efficiently withstand demanding environments, ensuring a peaceful journey. Want to enjoy maximum efficiency, reduced hot spots, and improved system longevity? Then keep reading about the product below:-

• Premium-Quality Construction: The engine electric puller fan is constructed from durable material. It’s a premium-grade material with exceptional durability in demanding environments. This electric fan provides high tensile strength, high melting point, and great capacity to withstand wear, abrasion, and automotive fluids. It’s perfect for industrial fans as it ensures the 10 fan blades continue to maintain their shape and balance at high RPMs. Thus, making it efficient, fast-acting, reliable, and long-lasting performance in harsh truck environments.
• Compatibility List: This truck part is engineered for direct replacement of specified OEMs and brands. Check the compatibility list below:-
• Compatible with Other Brands & Their Part Numbers:
  • Replaces Spal: 30101505
  • Replaces OE Aftermarket: LNF1212C
  • Replaces V0511-45730
  • Replaces Kohler: RP7-230
  • Replaces Omega Environmental Technologies: 25-14828-ESP
• Compatible with Make, Model Year, & Engine:
  • Fits Kohler Engine: KDW-702, KDW702
  • Fits APU Model: T4-6| P14-6| C14-6|
• Installation Notes: Check these important installation notes if you plan to do it yourself. It includes positive and negative wiring and a plastic connector (1).
  • Firstly, disconnect the battery or power supply before changing the electric fan.
  • Unscrew or unbolt the fan from the motor hub or mounting bracket.
  • Inspect the mounting area, check the fan motor shaft, hub, and condenser/radiator assembly.
  • Check for dirt, corrosion, or damage, clean the area, or remove the broken part.
  • Position the new fan onto the motor shaft or mounting hub. Screw the fan with bolts and tighten as per the requirement.
  • Check the blade clearance and reconnect the electrical wiring.
  • Test the fan and check whether the APU is cooling or not.
• When to Replace: Some common situations allow you to understand when to replace the existing fuel lift pump:-
  • If the cooling performance of the APU has reduced, leading to overheating, or if the condenser is not getting enough airflow.
  • Excessive noise or vibration coming from the fan area.
  • If there’s an electrical failure or the fan motor does not spin when powered on.
  • Visible physical damage like corrosion, cracks, bent or broken fan blades.