Flex-a-Lite Diesel Truck Fans and Electric Truck Fans
Flex-a-Lite Diesel Truck Fans 
for Dodge, Ford, and GMC diesel trucks.
Recover 27 horsepower and boost your fuel mileage by 6% just by eliminating your stock clutch fan assembly. For a Flex-a-Lite diesel truck Fan, choose your diesel truck make from below the selection of Flex-a-Lite Diesel Truck Fans below.
- Flex-a-Lite Dodge Diesel Truck Fans
- Flex-a-Lite Ford Diesel Truck Fans
- Flex-a-Lite GMC Diesel Truck Fans
- Flex-a-Lite Installation
- Flex-a-Lite FAQs
- Flex-a-Lite Warranty
- About Flex-a-Lite
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KLM stocks Flex-a-Lite Diesel Truck Fans. For more information about Flex-a-Lite Products, please visit our main Flex-a-Lite page, or use the following shortcuts: Dodge Truck Fans, Ford Truck Fans, GMC Truck Fans, Installation, FAQs, and Warranty.
About Flex-a-Lite Diesel Truck Fans
Flex-a-lite has been leading the way in cooling product technology for over 40 years. Flex-a-Lite prides itself on its product design, manufacturing, and marketing, but it is the focus on continual process improvement and customer satisfaction with exceptional value and service that keeps Flex-a-Lite in the forefront of Flex-a-Lite's markets.
The brand name "Flex-a-lite" serves the automotive industry with belt-driven engine cooling fans, electric fans, transmission and engine oil coolers. The brand name "FAL" offers the same products to the younger sport compact market, and also offers poly carbonate windows. Flex-a-Lite designed the first plastic Heavy Duty truck fans in 1968 for Class VI & VIII trucks, and produced the first one-piece plastic truck fan in 1977, followed by the first injection molded truck fans in 1979. In 1978, Flex-a-Lite developed the first electric engine cooling fan for the U.S. Aftermarket. Flex-a-Lite also manufacture various metal and plastic components with high-volume and high-tonnage punch presses.
Flex-a-Lite sells products globally through distribution channels, such as KLM Performance.Flex-a-Lite encourages and supports community groups as well as industry associations such as SEMA, APAA, HDBF, World Trade Center-Tacoma, Chamber of Commerce, ASQ, APIC'S, and Rotary. In May 1998, Flex-a-Lite was awarded the "Outstanding Business of the Year" award by the Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber of Commerce. In October 1998, Flex-a-Lite's owner and President, Rainer O. Willingham was awarded the "Boss of the Year" award by the Fife Chamber of Commerce. Flex-a-Lite also was the recipient of SEMA's Manufacturer of the Year award in 1999, and Lisa Chissus, Flex-a-Lite General Manager, was awarded the Performance Warehouse Association's "Person of the Year" award in 2001.
Flex-a-Lite's metal fabrication division and design staff completed a project with the Washington State Historical Museum and Dale Chihuly Studios, volunteering time and materials to build a Mt. Rainier Ice Caves exhibit for the 100th Anniversary celebration of Mt. Rainier National Park. Flex-a-Lite's marketing and engineering departments host interns each year.
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- Flex-a-Lite Diesel Truck Fans
