BMW Engine Fans & Parts for BMW E36 (1992-1998) M3

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Older BMWs utilize a mechanical clutch fan from the factory. If your vehicle still has a clutch fan, you can validate its functionality with the 'newspaper test,' but we recommend our customers do a clutch fan delete, adding in an electronic fan to avoid sending a plastic fan blade through your hood. Alternatively, we do offer factory replacement parts for your clutch fan if you would like to keep your vehicle as BMW intended it.

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Active Autowerke - Corporate Logo
T#:397219
Part#: 14-010
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5% off MSRP $ 259.00

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$ 246.99 USD
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5% off MSRP
$ 259.00

MSRP stands for Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. This is the suggested retail price provided by the manufacturer, supplier or seller.

$ 246.99 USD
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When you push your powerplant, thermodynamics push right back. The toll of high performance is higher heat load – and many stock components begin to complain. But Active Autowerke has you covered - this upgraded fan clutch increases viscous coupling of cooling fan blade speed to water pump speed, yielding increased airflow through the radiator for more efficient cooling. A simple, yet wonderful, thing.

This product fits the following BMWs:
1992-1999 E36 323i 325i 328i 330i M3
1998-2006 E46 323i 325i 328i 330i M3

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Nissens - Corporate Logo
T#:583898
Part#: 64508364093
Ships in 6 Business Days
$ 242.99 USD
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$ 242.99 USD
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Bremmen Parts - Corporate Logo
T#:640149
Part#: 11521712058
In Stock
Sale - Save 22% $ 23.99

This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
05-03-2026

$ 18.76 USD
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Sale - Save 22%
$ 23.99

This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
05-03-2026

$ 18.76 USD
Free Shipping on orders $49 and up
This fan is driven by the serpentine belt, engaged by the fan clutch. If you have bad motor mounts, it's quite common for the blades of this fan to make contact with the radiator or radiator shroud, essentially self-destructing the fan into many pieces. Be sure to get a new fan clutch, while you are replacing this.
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