30332 Radiator and Cooling Fan Kit (Control Module Kit #110, 210, 130, 230, 310, 325, 575 Stainless Probe)

I bought the fan that came with this 2 yes ago. I installed it to replace the clutch fan on my truck.Over all, an excellent product. If it was not for what I am going to say next I would give it 5 stars. After 16 months the controller started blowing the 40 AMP fuse. The main power connection at this board was overheating to the point of burning out. This has a 1yr warrantee, so I had to buy a new one of these. I hope this is it and not something in the fan motor that is drawing too many amps and I have to do this again or replace that too. I haven't installed this yet due to being winter here...but summer is on the way and driving with the heater on ain't going to cut it . Anywayzzz I will review it again after that.

Not hard to install just follow the instructions and there is a u tube video that will help.There are cheaper ones out there my friend has this one for about 1 year and had no problem it is a well made product i used 12 gauge wire on the whole job just to be safe the wire it is good for up to 20 amps of draw.

This didnt work initially but then the company quickly sent another. So for the customer service he gets 5 stars. Not sure whether I would buy this particular controller again. Fox a lite makes another much better controller.

The part will be installed in the Jeep in the next day or two. This is a replacement for the original. So I have faith that it will work. Thank you for everything.

Four start because it doesn't said how many amps it support.

It is the exactly the same controller that came with the electric fans I installed on my 1997 F150. The original controller finally quit after 22 years of flawless service.

I bought one of these a few years ago thinking it would be higher quality than the cheapo, pink & whitecapillary bulb thermostats that you can get all over amazon and e pay. It failed in a couple years so I opened it up. Inside it has that exact same pink & white thermostat and a regular 12V relay!! The circuit board that you can see through the bottom just has the relay mounted on it and the male quick disconnects - nothing fancy. So you can buy this thing for $100 or make one yourself with the $15 pink & white thermostat and a 12v relay and save 80 bucks.Actually I'm gonna buy a new pink & white thermostat and replace it in the original package because it's much prettier than mounting that ugly cheap-looking thing where everyone can see it.

Great replacement

I got the part quick installed and it didn’t work and now I can’t get a refund for it can’t contact seller and am out of pocket 135 bucks