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Fans are responsible for circulating air in and around essential vehicle parts. Under your Ford’s hood, the radiator cooling fan dissipates heat by blowing air into the radiator core. While for your interior, the A/C blower fan pushes cold air into the cabin for passenger comfort.

What a Radiator Fan Does Inside Your Ford

The radiator fan uses outside air to cool the radiator. This function ensures that the temperature of the engine does not get too hot, preventing overheating. In some models, two radiator fans are installed. In this setup, one fan is controlled by the engine control unit (ECU) while the other is turned on once the air-conditioning is running.

How Much Does it Cost to Replace a Radiator Fan?

Radiator fans for most vehicles cost anywhere between $100 to $600. Labor cost can vary widely as some fans are easier to remove than others, depending on the Ford model. Check our online catalog to find affordable fans and fan parts. Get discounts as much as 35% less MSRP!

What Happens if You Don’t Fix Your Radiator Fan?

Although you can still drive your vehicle despite a defective radiator fan, doing so will subject your engine to overheating. Even if the radiator can still take away heat from the engine, there will be no way to dispel the heat to the outside environment.