Is it a metal top cover or a plastic cover? Sliver finish or black finish? I have a 2002 Avalanche 5.3with auxiliary fan. Any issues with fan shroud?
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Its plastic with rubber underside to make a good seal. Its black with some silver trim ontop. Fan shroud needs some minor trim so motor has some room to move but definitely worth it. Better than a cai k&n; filter any day.
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Plastic with "Silver" finish. Not shiny. Fits in my '03 Silverado 2500HD with 6.0L, like a glove.
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My lid was thin metal with a foam bottom, the intake itself is ABS plastic, I have had mine almost 5 years. I would call there tech support if you need to know how they are constructed now.
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The top is aluminum with black finish. My 2004 Avalanche 5.3 has no issues with the fan shroud.
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Top cover is black and is plastic. The fan shroud didn't give me any issues and shouldn't unless you have a throttle body spacer.
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All I can answer for is I took old one off complete and put New one in its place complete. Contained motor, fan and fan housing. Hope that helped.
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Forgive me but the flapper housing may not be made of plastic, as I mentioned it was in my initial post. From the picture it appears to be metal. (My old vent fan's exhaust was made of plastic--I confused the two.)
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It seems like every manufacturer has their own way of mounting the covers. I would find the make of your fan and contact the maker about getting a new fan cover. Some stores like Menards or Home Depot have several types of covers on hand to look at. I am sure they would help you find the right cover.
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It says,"Performance Finish".They fan beautifully. I recommend that you go onto magicafe.com to find out more.They are very cool. Steve
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Don't worry. Actual fan is encased by plastic/metal mounting enclosure. Insulation covering will not cause any issues. Plastic/metal housing doesn't even get warm. It's probably warmer in the attic than the plastic/metal mounting enclosure.
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Hi Nikki, It is a black finish. It's a nice piece, but be prepared for quality issues when tightening the bolts. We had one nut that had solder covering the thread. I worked it out myself to save time, but normally that would be a warranty matter. All that said, we enjoy ours.Good luck,Isaac
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You probably placed the exhaust fan too high on the ceiling joist, which wouldn't allow the cover to fasten properly. Mine fit perfectly.
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Good morning Fussy Deb, I put the black side toward the motor as it will catch all dust particle. I hope this helped you!
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I don't know what that part is. I had a 25 year old ceiling fan and the cover actually fell to the floor & broke. None of the do it yourself stores had one that was this size. So I ordered this one from amazon & it worked perfectly for me.
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Top is a semi matte metal black, back it's like polycarbonate matte red, looks beautiful, I highly recommend it, it turns on in seconds and keeps on running great
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ABS. This is commonly known as injection molded plastic. It is a highly durable, yet light weight productThis fan performs as well as the $2,500+ Big Ass fan. Very happy with this product.
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Negative on the radiator cover. Its just the top plastic piece on the edge of the hood.
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It's the whole fan assembly that bolts to the back of your radiator. The radiator fan & motor, plus radiator shroud. The motor has a harness & connector that plugs directly to the existing connector. You should need nothing else. Mine fit perfectly without any modifications or problems. Quality is great. It's been working perfectly for almost a year, used every day!
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the end is just capped off, it is not filtered from the end. this went on a 2002 S-10 and the end sits on the front frame beside the radiator. there is little to no air flow there, just mud from the street. works fine in its current configuration for my truck.
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It is plastic. Its pretty tough though. Ive had minr on the front of my short course slayer pro for over a year amd the only problem i have had was one of the wires came out. I just soldered it back on and viola...
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I believe it is flat. The original box specs lists it as a 1/2" flat shaft. I can't verify because my exhaust fan is located on a roof that is currently covered with snow.