OEM Scion tC Radiator Fan Relay

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At the core of the cooling system for the compact coupe is the Scion tC Radiator Fan Relay. Before discussing that component, it is important to refer back to why the Scion tC is still popular with young drivers. The sporty hatchback is powered by a 2.4 liter engine that delivers 161 horsepower, electric power steering that allows it to be parked easily in the city, roomy cargo space thanks to the practical liftback design, and safety features like ABS and multiple airbags, all at a price that is easy to maintain since it is a Scion. Good after-sales service and easy maintenance procedures allow a Scion tC owner to customize wheels, audio, and suspension without fear. Regarding the cooling system, a Radiator Fan Relay is similar to a smart gatekeeper. The ECU provides a low current signal that activates an internal armature that closes heavy contacts, sending full battery power to the electric fan and forcing as much air to pass through the radiator as possible before the switch opens back to save energy and prevent wiring damage. Compact construction means the Radiator Fan Relay withstands engine bay temperatures and provides a consistent switching cycle to prevent overheating in traffic jams and spirited driving to maintain all Scion tC engines in the ideal temperature window. To install, disconnect the battery, open the fuse box, remove the old Radiator Fan Relay, insert the matched unit, close the cover, reconnect the battery, start the engine, and check the operation of the fan.