Radiator Fan BMW Car

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1. • Could be caused by a blown fuse, faulty relay, or a damaged fan motor.
   • Check the fuses and relays in the fuse box.

2. Fan Running Constantly:

   • Likely due to a faulty temperature sensor or a malfunction in the fan control module.
   • These components send signals to the fan to turn on or off.

3. Noisy Fan:

   • This could be caused by worn-out fan bearings, a misaligned fan blade, or debris in the fan housing.

4. Overheating Engine:

   • If the radiator fan isn't functioning, the engine may overheat in slow-moving traffic or when idling.

Diagnosing Issues:

• Check Fan Operation: Start the car and let it idle. Observe if the fan starts running when the engine heats up.
• Inspect Connections: Look for loose or corroded wiring connections leading to the fan.
• Scan for Fault Codes: Use an OBD-II scanner to check for any error codes related to the cooling system.

Replacing the Radiator Fan.unique Auto Spares,

If the fan needs replacement:

1. Purchase the Correct Part: Ensure you get a radiator fan designed for your specific BMW model (e.g., 3-Series, 5-Series, X5).
2. Gather Tools: You'll need basic hand tools and possibly a Torx screwdriver set.
3. Disconnect the Battery: To avoid electrical shocks, disconnect the car battery before working.
4. Remove the Old Fan:
   • Remove the fan shroud and electrical connectors.
   • Unbolt and slide the fan out carefully.
5. Install the New Fan:
   • Reverse the steps for removal.
   • Ensure all connections are secure.