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The Toyota MR2 Radiator Fan belongs to a sports car that was praised for its mid engine layout, low weight and razor sharp handling that allowed drivers to corner responsively and grip strongly on spirited runs. Toyota engineers ensured an ideal weight split by placing the 112 hp inline four engine behind the seats. This allows the MR2 to breeze through curves while the MacPherson strut suspension and four wheel disc brakes keep everything composed. With a comparatively small body, 91.2-inch wheelbase, and around 2,281-pound curb weight, the Toyota is agile in city driving and sure-footed on twisty roads. Moreover, genuine factory parts ensure durability, so owners trust their car will deliver thrills without breaking down. The Radiator Fan in this kit is an electrically powered device positioned just behind the front radiator, employing a shrouded multi-blade propeller driven by a special motor, to pull cool ambient air across the fins when the vehicle speed by itself fails to supply sufficient airflow. The Radiator Fan in the Toyota MR2 decreases the temperature of the coolant by rapidly pulling air through the core. In addition, the MR2 fan helps prevent heat soak during idle or stop-and-go driving and maintains steady power across the powertrain. A properly functioning fan also prevents overheating to protect against warping of heads and gasket damage and is vital to MR2 cooling systems. To install the Radiator Fan, park safely, disconnect the battery, let the engine cool, remove the shroud, unbolt the old fan, swap mounts, bolt the new assembly, reconnect wiring, then test operation.