Types of Cooling Fans for Cars

Different cars use different types of cooling fans to regulate engine temperature. Most often, the type on your car depends on its year of manufacture. Many motorists also change cooling fans to upgrade to a better type, or when they have modified their engines. In all these instances, it's important to know the type of fan in your car or the kind that suits it. Below are different versions of radiator cooling fans explained in detail.

• Mechanical Radiator Fan
• Electric Radiator Fan
• Single Radiator Fan
• Dual Radiator Fan

Symptoms Of A Bad Radiator Fan:

Radiator Fan Doesn't Come On: Most often the fan is inoperable due to a burned out motor.

Blown Radiator Fan Fuse: The fuse may blow if there is a spike in amperage or if the motor fails.

Vehicle Overheating: If the cooling motor fails, the fan will not turn on and the temperature will continue to rise. The rest is engine overheating This can lead to costly repairs.

Poor A/C Performance: Cooling fans are important to your cars air conditioning system, and when the air conditioner gets hot or doesnt seem to be working, the problem may actually be a bad fan

Whirring Noises: When the radiator cooling fan motor is dying, you may hear a whirring or clicking sound. 

Package included:

1pcs of radiator cooling fan.

Fitment:

1993-1997 Geo Prizm 1.6L
1993-1997 Toyota Corolla 1.6L (93 Front Wheel Drive)

Replace the fan:

Step 1: Locate the Radiator Cooling Fan.

Step 2: Disconnect the Power Supply.

Step 3: Remove the Fan Housing.

Step 4: Remove the Radiator Cooling Fan and the Fan Motor.

Step 5: Attach the Replacement  Radiator Cooling Fan and Fan Motor.