OEM Scion iM Cooling Fan Relay

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The Scion iM Cooling Fan Relay is just part of what makes the vehicle a smart choice for young drivers who want a nimble little hatchback with solid power, sharp styling, and reliability, under the hood is a 1.8-liter four-cylinder that makes 137 horsepower, the transmission for this four-banger involves either a smooth six-speed manual for precise shifts or an available CVT for relaxed cruising, thanks to its independent rear suspension and 17-inch alloy wheels, the iM also gives quick cornering response and feel, inside, the roomy cabin, 7-inch touchscreen and Bluetooth keep you comfy and connected on every ride. Due to careful engineering and quality materials, a Scion iM can manage congested city streets or weekend highway runs without fuss. The Cooling Fan Relay is located in the fuse box that is located in the engine-bay and is responsible for electrically controlled switch that sends full battery voltage to the radiator fan whenever the powertrain module detects rising coolant temperature. This Cooling Fan Relay closes the circuit for steady airflow when the Scion iM idles in traffic or when the air conditioner requests extra cooling. When the engine cools, the Cooling Fan Relay opens to cut power to save energy. Further, its quick responses to safeguard against overheating and extend fan life with matching original equipment specs so every Scion iM maintains factory performance. The battery must first be disconnected, then the old relay pulled from the fuse box. Carefully plug the new Cooling Fan Relay into the socket, push down firmly and replace the cover, reconnect the battery, start the engine and confirm fan operation.