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2008-2010 Jeep Commander Grand Cherokee OE Style Radiator Fan

K2 Industries
K2-10604-JP-006-EC
Engine Components
$260.00 $209.99

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2008-2010 Jeep Commander Grand Cherokee OE Style Radiator Fan
2008–2010 Jeep Commander / Grand Cherokee OE Style Radiator Fan

Direct replacement cooling fan engineered to factory specifications for reliable thermal management. Hard panel construction matches OEM design and mounting geometry. Restores proper airflow when your original fan fails or runs inefficiently.

✓ Factory Mounting Points ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • OE-spec blade design - Maintains original cooling capacity and engine bay fit without modification
  • Factory mounting geometry - Bolts to existing radiator support and shroud points
  • Direct electrical compatibility - Connects to stock fan clutch and wiring harness
Specs
  • Hard panel construction, OE-style blade configuration
  • Condition: New
What's Included
  • Radiator fan assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this bolt straight onto my existing radiator support?

Yes. This fan mounts at factory radiator support and shroud attachment points — no drilling or modification required. Test-fit before final tightening to confirm blade clearance.

Do I need to remove anything else to swap this in?

You'll be removing the old fan assembly and disconnecting its electrical connector. Cooling system drain is not necessary unless your specific installation requires it — refer to your vehicle service manual for your engine configuration.

What if the fan doesn't spin after I install it?

Check that the electrical connector is fully seated and the fan clutch engages when the engine reaches operating temperature. If the fan still doesn't move, the issue is likely upstream in the clutch or wiring — not the blade assembly itself.

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