New BorgWarner Cooling Systems HD11 Fan Offers Increased Cooling Capability For the Heavy-Duty Truck Market BORGWARNER HD11 FAN BorgWarner Cooling Systems HD11 Fan. (PRNewsFoto)[PM] MARSHALL, MI USA 11/30/2000

30 November 2000

    MARSHALL, Mich., Nov. 30 BorgWarner Cooling Systems is
pleased to announce the new HD11, a polymer fan offering better efficiency and
better performance to Class 8 vehicle, construction, agricultural, and bus
applications.
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    The BorgWarner Cooling Systems HD11 provides 6 degrees F more cooling at
higher efficiency than current products.  The fan has a hubless design, with
blade aerodynamics designed for heavy-duty cooling systems.  These design
features result in a reliable, easy-to-fit geometry, with improved cooling
performance while incurring no weight gain.
    The BorgWarner HD11 is designed to be stackable, with interlocking
features that keep the fans locked together to minimize shipping damage.  More
fans can be shipped in a standard box, resulting in lower shipping costs.  The
fans also require less storage space in the production facility.
    "By every measure of performance, the new HD11 fan exceeds today's
industry standard.  The 14% increase in airflow will help meet today's more
severe cooling requirements," stated BorgWarner Cooling Systems Engineering
Manager, Jim Bailey.  The HD11 is scheduled for release in January 2001.
    BorgWarner Cooling Systems is a global provider of engine cooling
solutions.  The division manufactures and markets air sensing and coolant
sensing fan drives that can be mechanically or electronically controlled.  It
also manufactures and markets both polymer and metal fan blades and air
control shutters for engine cooling systems.
    Chicago-based BorgWarner is a product leader in highly
engineered components and systems for vehicle powertrain applications
worldwide.  The company operates 60 manufacturing and technical facilities in
13 countries.  Customers include Ford, DaimlerChrysler, General Motors,
Toyota, Caterpillar, International Truck and Engine, PSA and VW Group.  The
Internet address for BorgWarner is: http://www.bwauto.com .
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to the Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1999.