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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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Sachs Radiator Fan Clutch - E34, E36, E39, E46, E53, Z3
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Sachs - Corporate Logo
T#:591739
Part#: 11527505302
Back Ordered
$ 133.99

This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
05-07-2026

$ 129.99 USD
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$ 129.99 USD
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Common source of engine overheating
Vemo - Corporate Logo
T#:41052829
Part#: 17428641964
Special Order: No Guaranteed ETA
$ 407.99

This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
01-29-2026

$ 387.99 USD
Free Shipping on orders $49 and up
$ 387.99 USD
Free Shipping on orders $49 and up
The auxiliary fan in your vehicle serves an extremely important role. When your car reaches temperatures that may be hazardous to your engine, the auxiliary fan moves air through the radiator to provide better cooling. Usually activated during times of stationary vehicle operation, it supplements the air usually driven through the radiator by driving down the road. If your vehicle is getting too hot during traffic or at stop lights, your auxiliary fans are probably faulty. Replace yours to restore the factory cooling in your vehicle and prevent catastrophic damage to your engine. Even if your fans are still operational but the blades are damaged or cracked, replacement is the only solution.
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