Radiator Fan Switch - XEFS314

Best current price£11.99from My Motor World
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Ci Ignition Xefs314 Electric Fan Switch
Visit shop
Best current price£11.99from My Motor World
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Ci Ignition Xefs314 Electric Fan Switch
Visit shop4 offers from £11.99 - £18.40
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
This Ci Ignition Radiator Fan Switch (XEFS314) is designed for vehicle owners and mechanics seeking a reliable replacement for temperature-sensitive radiator fan control. Its key benefit is ensuring your engine stays within optimal temperature ranges by activating the fan precisely when needed. A potential caveat is the need for precise thread compatibility (M16 x 1.5) for installation. This switch features a 1-pin connector, a specific operating temperature range (87°C shut-off to 92°C switch-on), and a spanner size of 17 for easy fitting.
| Model Part Number | XEFS314 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ci Ignition |
A radiator fan switch is a temperature-sensitive device that automatically turns your vehicle's radiator fan on and off based on the engine coolant temperature, helping to prevent overheating.
This switch activates the fan at 92°C and deactivates it at 87°C.
You should check if your vehicle's specifications match the M16 x 1.5 thread size, 17mm spanner size, and confirm compatibility with OEM part numbers like GM 94853091 or Toyota 8942812150/8942812160.
Yes, with basic mechanical knowledge and a 17mm wrench, you can install this switch. Ensure the engine is cool and follow proper installation procedures.
It means a 17mm wrench or spanner is needed to install or remove the switch.
The thread size is M16 x 1.5.
Please refer to the retailer or manufacturer's specific warranty information for this product, as it is not detailed in the product description.
Check electrical connections to the fan switch. Verify engine temperature is above the switch's activation point (92°C). If connections are good and temperature is high, the switch may be faulty and require replacement.
The switch may be stuck in the 'on' position. Ensure the engine has cooled below the switch's deactivation point (87°C). If the fan remains on, the switch likely needs replacement.
The switch may not be tightened correctly or the thread sealant may be insufficient. Carefully tighten the switch (do not overtighten) or remove, reapply sealant, and reinstall.
While the fan switch is a common culprit, also check coolant levels, radiator condition, thermostat operation, and water pump function.
Setup:
Compatibility:
Care:
This is a non-serviceable component. Care involves ensuring a clean installation and checking for any signs of coolant leaks around the switch after installation. Regular engine coolant maintenance is also key to overall system health.