BMW Engine Fans & Parts for BMW X Series E53 (2000-2006)

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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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T#:579955
Part#: 611400
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$ 326.99

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$ 317.99 USD
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Complete fan with assembly with housing and motor
Sachs Radiator Fan Clutch - E34, E36, E39, E46, E53, Z3
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T#:591739
Part#: 11527505302
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Common source of engine overheating
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T#:640141
Part#: 13621433077
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$ 16.79 USD
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The auxiliary fan switch activates the auxiliary cooling fan to provide additional cooling under high heat loads, and when the car is stationary

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T#:640149
Part#: 11521712058
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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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