GM1101 Replacement Dual Radiator & Condenser Cooling Fan Assembly For Chevrolet/Chevy Tahoe Silverado Avalanche GMC Sierra Trucks SUVs (2005-2014) | Texas edition, Dust-Proof, High CFM, Condenser Cooling Fan Assembly for Chevy Avalanche Suburban for GMC Sierra Yukon

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So I searched several sites for the right set of fans for my 1999 Yukon Denali. I had swapped in a upgraded 5.7 after my old engine died after 330,000 miles (GMC Rocks!) Anyways I wanted to get rid of the clutch fan and upgrade to electric. These seemed to be the most logical fans. I had to make a few modifications to get the right fit. Specifically around the power steering lines at the gear box. And the transmission and power steering lines going to the radiator. Luckily there was areas of plastic that could easily be removed to make the fans fit. With the right connectors and a homemade harness with the temp sensor screwed into the coolant area of the head the fans run when temp is reached and perform as expected.

Works perfect and fits perfectly! Not worth buying junkyard oem like most say to do.

Worked great for my LS swap on my 1997 GMC Yukon

Bought them to replace my smaller stock electric fans. Plug and play , no mods. Right now only one comes on but that's because I have a hacked up harness done by previous dumb owner. Ordered new harness and have zero does both fans will come on. These fans have more fins which means more air being moved. If you're going to replace you're radiator with a 3 row or 4 aluminum you need to buy these fans. Makes zero sense not to. 10x better than stock ones. I may even another updated cooling system in my 03 tahoe including adding these electric fans and harness since 03 has clutch fan stock I rambled but that's how pleased I am. Buy the fans. Dont hesitate