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The heat is pulled by Saturn Fan Blade through the radiator to cool the engine and to maintain the air conditioner in the car even on hot days. Saturn entered the picture in 1991 with a new strategy of making cars that could be experienced by ordinary motorists. The dent resistant plastic panels would laugh at the bumps of the grocery cart hence no paint would chip off. Lost foam casting produced accurate lightweight components of engines, which applied less fuel without becoming weak. The presence of a multistage paint line gave it a three dimensional and lasting effect, and further increased the lifespan of the vehicles. The company also assembles cars on its own dedicated assembly plant and invites Saturn owners to visit it which earned it trust. The introduction of friendly advertising that referred to itself as another type of car created clubs, picnics and plant homecoming parades where a customer became a fan of the reliability and community over style. The Saturn Fan Blade is a composite rotor with curved vanes which bolts on the cooling hub, and which is designed to move air flow and remain quiet. Park, wait till the engine is cool, and unhook the battery before changing a replacement Fan Blade. Take off the fan shroud to create space, keep the hub in one position and unscrew the old fasteners. Loosen the worn blade and push the new Fan Blade onto the hub and align all the mounting holes. Insert thread locker, screw in bolts evenly in crisscross pattern, and move the blade by hand to make sure that the tip is clear. Install the shroud back, reconnect the battery and ensure that the engine starts and that it rotates smoothly without wobbling.