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11 Fan Motors found
Scion Fan Motor
Part Number: 16363-0H010$186.85 MSRP: $266.79You Save: $79.94 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Motor, Cooling Fan; Engine Cooling Fan Motor, Left, Right; Dual Radiator Condenser Fan Assembly; Cooling Fan Assembly
- Manufacturer Note: MARK 16363-0H010
- Replaces: 16363-23010
Scion Fan Motor
Part Number: 16363-23010$186.85 MSRP: $266.79You Save: $79.94 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Motor, Cooling Fan; Dual Radiator Condenser Fan Assembly; Motor
- Replaced by: 16363-0H010
Scion Fan Motor, Passenger Side
Part Number: 16363-28400$245.45 MSRP: $350.46You Save: $105.01 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Motor, Cooling Fan; Engine Cooling Fan Motor, Right; Dual Radiator Condenser Fan Assembly; Cooling Fan Assembly
- Position: Passenger Side
Scion Fan Motor, Passenger Side
Part Number: 16363-37090$199.44 MSRP: $284.75You Save: $85.31 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Motor, Cooling Fan; Engine Cooling Fan Motor, Right; Dual Radiator Condenser Fan Assembly; Cooling Fan Assembly
- Position: Passenger Side
- Replaces: 16363-28210
Scion Fan Motor
Part Number: 16363-0T100$217.61 MSRP: $310.69You Save: $93.08 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Motor, Cooling Fan
- Replaces: 16363-22120, 16363-0T020
Scion Fan Motor
Part Number: 16363-0M020$211.79 MSRP: $302.38You Save: $90.59 (30%)Ships in 1 Business DayProduct Specifications- Other Name: Motor, Cooling Fan; Cooling Fan Assembly; Fan, Radiator
- Manufacturer Note: FAN & COUPLING-TOWING PACKAGE(DOP)
Scion Fan Motor, Driver Side
Part Number: SU003-01181$130.75 MSRP: $172.14You Save: $41.39 (25%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Motor; Engine Cooling Fan Motor, Left; Dual Radiator Condenser Fan Assembly; Cooling Fan Assembly; Motor, Cooling Fan
- Position: Driver Side
Scion Fan Motor, Passenger Side
Part Number: SU003-01180$130.75 MSRP: $172.14You Save: $41.39 (25%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Motor; Engine Cooling Fan Motor, Right; Dual Radiator Condenser Fan Assembly; Cooling Fan Assembly; Motor, Cooling Fan
- Position: Passenger Side
Scion Fan Motor
Part Number: 16363-WB001$136.11 MSRP: $192.68You Save: $56.57 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Motor, Cooling Fan; Engine Cooling Fan Motor
Scion Fan Motor
Part Number: 16363-40010$218.78 MSRP: $312.36You Save: $93.58 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Motor, Cooling Fan; Engine Cooling Fan Motor
Scion Fan Motor, Driver Side
Part Number: 16363-28390$245.45 MSRP: $350.46You Save: $105.01 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Motor, Cooling Fan; Engine Cooling Fan Motor, Left; Dual Radiator Condenser Fan Assembly; Cooling Fan Assembly
- Position: Driver Side
Scion Fan Motor
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Scion Fan Motor is turned hard to make fresh air flow to the radiator and keep engines cool. Scion was introduced in 2003 with a brash purpose of providing young drivers with affordable vehicles that bypassed negotiating, hosted music events through the internet, and treated each customer as a co-creator and not a number. Scion foamed at the mouth with limited-run Release Series drops that kept the demand on fire, and each batch had been flashed with daring paint, cabin mods and flair that made their owners know their car would never turn into a parking-lot sameness. Scion also reduced the buying maze to a single price, single trim, and menu of dealer add-ons so the buyer could take more time selecting color and stickers than trying to decipher the smoke of the finance. Scion ended its operations in 2016 when it became the first brand to outsell 1,000,000 cars but the idea of no-nonsense pricing, internet buzz, and customization remains reverberating in showrooms that previously did not bother with first-time buyers. Fan Motor housing, windings and high-speed bearings are synchronized to force a large column of air through the radiator whenever the temperature of coolant goes out of control and causes the fan blade to instantly rotate and avoid heat soak that can bend heads or burn oil. Fan Motor will not overcool and will turn off when the sensors go below threshold, meaning the power will always remain crisp and the fuel consumption will remain consistent on city crawls or highway blasts. Fan Motor bolts in and it does not cut wires, so the same reliable unit can support the cooling system in the entire line, whether it is the everyday commuter hatchback or weekend toys.
Scion Fan Motor Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to remove the Radiator Cooling Fan Motor on Scion xB?A:The first step for removing the Radiator Cooling Fan Motor from a 2AZ-FE engine vehicle requires emptying the refrigerant from its refrigeration system. The work begins with removing the No. 1 radiator grille garnish followed by removing the radiator grille the front bumper cover. The first step to motor replacement is draining engine coolant followed by taking out the vehicle battery. The procedure requires disconnection of the No. 1 water hose clamp bracket from the hood lock control cable assembly before removing the hood lock support sub-assembly. Unbolt the radiator inlet hose along with the outlet hose and then eliminate the radiator cushion and No. 2 fan shroud. Disconnection of the discharge hose sub-assembly and air conditioning tube and accessory assembly must precede condenser removal. The radiator assembly and lower radiator support together with inlet radiator hose and outlet radiator hose and fan shroud need removal after No. 1 water by-pass hose disconnect. First you should remove the fan along with its nut before unfastening the No. 2 cooling fan motor by detaching its wire harness clamp and loosening the three bolts. The last step involves unfastening the cooling fan motor by detaching its wire harness clamp to remove its 3 bolts.
- Q: How to install the cooling fan motor on Scion xD?A:The installation process of the 3 screw-secured 2ZR-FE cooling fan motor starts with adding the nut followed by torque application at 6.3 Nm (64 kgf-cm, 56 in-lbf). Fasten the fan with the nut while applying a torque of 6.3 Nm (64 kgf-cm, 56 in-lbf). Following steps should include shroud fan installation followed by the radiator assembly and upper radiator support sub-assembly together with the No. 1 cooler cover and hood lock assembly. The engine requires connection of the No. 2 radiator hose together with both outlet and inlet oil cooler hoses (Automatic Transaxle Model) and the No. 1 radiator hose. The installation order should include the air cleaner assembly alongside the radiator support upper absorber and front bumper cover. Once coolant reaches the required level conduct a leak test of the coolant system. The hood lock assembly requires adjustment after installing both engine under covers under the right and left side.
