12365370 Radiator Fan for PONTIAC Sunfire 1995–2005

Pontiac Sunfire 2.2L 2.4L (1995-2005) Radiator Fan Reference 12365370

For Pontiac Sunfire 2.2L 2.4L (1995-2005) cooling-system repairs, this 12365370 radiator fan offers an OE-led starting point for part identification and international procurement.

The component forms one part of the cooling control chain together with sensors, relays, wiring, modules, coolant and the radiator.

Part-Reference Snapshot

Engine-cooling item: Electric radiator fan assembly

Main OE reference: 12365370

Reference family: 22645919, 22136897, 89022540, GM3115106, 620-600822

Fitment record: Pontiac Sunfire 2.2L 2.4L (1995-2005)

Internal product no.: 6118-003

Photographed form: Match the product photographs supplied on this page

Packaging, MOQ and Delivery

The product is offered for international B2B supply with fitment review and order-document support.

Buyers should request current availability because catalogue listing does not guarantee immediate stock for every reference.

Before You Place an Order

Measure the overall frame and inspect each fixing point when catalogue data alone cannot separate visually similar fan assemblies.

Clear reference data reduces returns and helps the quotation cover the exact radiator fan configuration required.

Product and Fitment Verification

Packing preparation includes a visual configuration review and protection of the fan blade, frame and electrical connector.

Safe workshop practice includes controlling stored heat, coolant pressure, battery power and unexpected fan activation.

Product Technical Specifications

Product type: Radiator Fan Assembly

Primary OE reference: 12365370

Cross-reference numbers: 22645919 22136897 89022540 GM3115106 620-600822

Internal item code: 6118-003

Vehicle brand: PONTIAC

Vehicle model: SUNFIRE

Model year: 1995–2005

Installation position: Radiator / front cooling-module area

Product function: Provides forced airflow through the radiator area to support heat exchange at low vehicle speed

Engine Cooling Context

Overheating at road speed can have causes beyond the fan; workshop diagnosis should consider the radiator, coolant flow and broader cooling circuit.

Never reach into the fan area during testing because an electric fan can start automatically even when the engine is not running.

Buyer Questions

How long does delivery normally take?

Plan approximately 30–45 days, while the quotation will state the current production and dispatch schedule.

Can AutoParts help check cross-reference numbers?

Provide all known part numbers; the team can compare them with the product record before quotation.

What should I send for a wholesale quotation?

Include part references, annual or immediate volume, delivery location and fitment evidence for an accurate offer.

Does an overheating vehicle always need a new fan?

Not necessarily. A technician should test the complete cooling and fan-control system before replacing the assembly.

Request a Quote: For a B2B quotation, provide 12365370, Pontiac Sunfire 2.2L 2.4L (1995-2005), quantity and packaging preference.

Configuration: Supplied in the photographed product configuration

Selection Features: Radiator-side airflow assembly with configuration checks before order confirmation

Pre-Shipment Check: Fan motor response, plug and frame features reviewed before order dispatch

MOQ: From 5 pieces

Packaging: Neutral or customized packaging available

Typical Delivery: 30–45 days, subject to quantity and destination

Fitment Check: Confirm the original part number and every visible installation detail before purchase.