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OEM-Quality Radiator Fan
The radiator fan turns on when your engine gets hot and needs more airflow. It cools the coolant before it goes back into the engine. For example, when your excavator is in dusty conditions, the radiator cooling fan works hard to prevent engine overheating. It pulls or pushes air through the radiator to cool the engine. If the fan fails, your machine may overheat quickly, leading to serious damage.
FridayParts offers radiator fans that match many major brands, including CASE, New Holland, Perkins, John Deere, and more. You can get it for your loader, excavator, tractor, or other equipment type. Every fan is made with OEM-quality materials and ensures compatibility. and comes with a one-year warranty. Need help finding a specific fan? Please feel free to contact our fan expert.
Cost of Replacing a Radiator Fan
It depends on your equipment type and whether other parts are damaged. If only the fan needs replacing, the cost can start around $100. However, if additional components like the radiator fan motor, relay, or blade are also damaged, or if professional labor is required, the total cost can increase greatly.
For larger off-road machinery, the replacement cost may exceed $500. Choosing aftermarket radiator fans from FridayParts can help reduce total expenses while ensuring OEM quality and reliability. View our products to get the price.
Importance:
In off-road machinery, radiator fan and cooling fan usually mean the same part. The terms are often used interchangeably. But a cooling fan can also mean other fans, like those for the A/C system. For a full explanation, check out the article: Difference between radiator fan and cooling fan.