Radiator cooling fan replacement

Fix overheating in traffic caused by a dead cooling fan.

Typically £153 – £220 depending on your car · About 1.5 hours

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About this job

The electric cooling fan pulls air through the radiator when you are moving slowly. If it fails the engine overheats in traffic. The mechanic checks the fuse, relay and sensor, then replaces the fan if needed.

Signs you might need it

  • Overheats in traffic but fine on the move
  • Fan never comes on
  • Fan runs all the time

What's included

  • Fuse, relay and sensor tests
  • Replacement cooling fan
  • Running temperature check

Plus travel, disposal of old parts and a 12-month guarantee.

Typical prices by car size

Small car (e.g. city car, supermini)£153
Medium car (e.g. family hatchback, saloon)£169
Large car / SUV / MPV£195
Premium or performance car£220
Small van / pickup£203

Radiator cooling fan replacement prices for popular cars

Questions about radiator cooling fan replacement

How long does radiator cooling fan replacement take?

Usually about 1.5 hours. Your mechanic will tell you if your car needs longer.

Can it be done at my home?

In most cases, yes. Mobile mechanics need a safe, level place to park, such as a driveway or quiet street. If your job needs a workshop we'll let you know before you pay anything.

Is the price fixed?

Yes. The price on your quote is what you pay. If the mechanic finds something else, they'll explain it and give you a separate price – nothing extra is done without your OK.

Is the work guaranteed?

Yes – parts and labour are covered for 12 months. See our guarantee page for the details.

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