4 inch Universal Motorcycle Radiator Cooling Fan Oil Cooler Water Cooler Electric Fan 12V For All Dirt Bike Motocross ATV Quad Kind tips: This is a multi-option link, each option has a corresponding picture and price. Please place an order according to your needs! Features: - Item Type: Radiator Cooling Fan - - Made of quality material, it is safe and durable to use. - High revolving speed, excellent heat dissipation effect, practical to use. -Simple installation, no complicated tools required, save time and effort. - Precision manufacturing makes it has stable performance. Fitment: Fit for 150cc 200cc 250cc Chinese ATV, Quad, Go Kart, Buggy, Motorcycle,Motocross. Suitable for installing transmission cooler and electric fan The electric fan and transmission cooler installation kits to provide a solid trouble-free and installation-friendly method of securing an electric fan, transmission or engine oil cooler to any vehicle. Fan Spec: -- Installation size: 168mm -- Bearing Type: Double Ball -- Rated voltage: DC 12V -- Working voltage: 12V15% -- Starting voltage: DC 6V -- Speed: 480010%RPM -- Current: 1.5A -- Power: 20W -- Air volume: 400 cubic meters -- Wind pressure: 60pa -- Noise: 60dB -- Lifespan: 4000 hours -- Insulation class: B -- Stall current: 4A -- Frame material/size: PA66/118mm -- Waterproof grade: ip66 -- Working temperature: 100 to -20 Installation Step 1: Open the hood of the car and remove the intake pipe above the cooling fan, so that the cooling fan can be removed smoothly. Step 2: The cooling fan and the air conditioning fan are located above the fan frame, with a total of four corners, one screw at each corner. Use a professional tool to unscrew the four screws. When the screws are all unscrewed, we can remove the cooling fan from the car. Step 3: Install the new cooling fan correctly on the new fan frame, and tighten and secure the four screws at the four corners. Step 4: Start the engine test and the fan can run normally. After checking the error, install the intake pipe to the correct position. Step 5: Tighten the fixing screws of the intake pipe, close the hood, and test to ensure that the new radiator fan is working properly and all operations are completed.