OEM Toyota Corolla iM Radiator Fan Relay

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The Radiator Fan Relay of the Toyota Corolla iM demonstrates how clever engineering keeps a great car cool. The Corolla iM was engineered by Toyota to be a nimble hatchback. As a result, it boasts a blend of sharp styling and practical space. Importantly, it can slip through city traffic and still swallow up a week's worth of groceries. A lively 1.8 liter engine works with a slick six speed manual or efficient CVT to ensure brisk acceleration and wallet friendly fuel use. The sport tuned suspension keeps corners fun without hurting ride comfort. The quality materials on the inside, as well as a seven inch touch screen and standard safety tech, give a premium vibe that proves the Corolla iM punches above its compact class. Since every component is genuine Toyota, reliability remains legendary. The Radiator Fan Relay is the high current switch in the electric cooling circuit that feeds the fan with full battery power whenever the coolant temperature rises or the air conditioner calls for additional airflow. This dependable Radiator Fan Relay has sealed contacts that can withstand moisture and vibration, letting the fan spin hard to prevent engine heat build-up in slow moving traffic or long idling periods. An uncompromised Radiator Fan Relay protects your Corolla iM engine from overheating, ensuring Toyota level durability. To put in place, disconnect the battery, pop out the old relay, push the new unit in firmly, put the covers back on, and test the fan.