These mounts basically hold the radiator fan securely in place. There’s usually a few of them, and they connect the fan assembly to the radiator or the vehicle’s frame. They aren't really about doing something mechanically, they’re about holding something else in place, and they absorb some vibration too. Think of them as the foundation for the whole fan setup. The radiator fan is key to keeping your engine cool, especially when you’re not moving fast enough for air to flow through the radiator naturally. The mounts ensure that fan stays put, pointing in the right direction to pull or push air, so the cooling system can do its job. Without secure mounts, the fan could wobble, hit things, or even fall off, which would cause overheating pretty quickly. It’s one of those things you don’t really think about until it fails. If the mounts break or deteriorate, you’ll likely notice vibration or a rattling sound coming from the front of the car. You’ll also notice if the fan isn’t spinning quite right. Over time, a loose fan can damage other parts, like the radiator itself, or even belts. It's a relatively inexpensive part to replace, and fixing it early can save you a lot of headache and money down the road. Places like Fixparts Online have these in stock if you need one. It's a small part that acts like a shield, protecting more expensive components. Backed by trust: Mounting (MPN 058115136) comes with a 12-month warranty!

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