SecosAutoparts Radiator Cooling Fan Assembly Fit for Jaguar S-Type 2003-08

SecosAutoparts Radiator Cooling Fan Assembly Fit for Jaguar S-Type 2003-08

• Fitment: This radiator cooling fan assembly fits the following Jaguar vehicles equipped with the 4.2L AJ-V8 engine: Fit for Jaguar S-Type: 2003-2008, Fit for Jaguar XJ8 (X350/X358): 2004-2009, Fit for Jaguar XJR (X350/X358 Supercharged): 2004-2009, Fit for Jaguar Vanden Plas (X350/X358): 2004-2009, Fit for Jaguar XK (X150): 4.2L 2007-2008, Fit for Jaguar XF (X250): 2009 only.
• Manufacturer Part Number: 2W93-8C607-BK 2W938C607BK C2P16825 C2P-16825. This is a COMPLETE assembly — includes: fan shroud/housing, fan blade(s), electric fan motor(s), and wiring connector. Direct bolt-on replacement — no modification required.
• Why the Cooling Fan is Critical for Your AJ-V8 Engine: The 4.2L AJ-V8 engine produces 300-400 hp and generates significant heat — especially in the supercharged XJR and S-Type R variants. The radiator cooling fan is essential for maintaining safe engine operating temperature in the following conditions: (1) Idle and low-speed driving — no natural airflow through the radiator, fan provides cooling airflow. (2) Stop-and-go traffic — the most demanding cooling scenario; fan cycles on/off frequently. (3) A/C operation — the condenser adds heat load; fan must cool both condenser and radiator. (4) Hot ambient temperatures — reduced temperature differential means the fan must work harder.
• Signs Your Cooling Fan Needs Replacement: (1) Engine overheating, especially at idle or in slow traffic (most common symptom). (2) A/C performance drops when stopped (condenser fan not working). (3) "Engine Overheating" or coolant temperature warning on dashboard. (4) Fan doesn't turn on even when engine is hot. (5) Fan runs constantly at full speed. (6) Grinding, squealing, or rattling noise from fan area. (7) Visible damage to fan blades. (8) Fan motor draws excessive current.
• Installation Overview: Estimated installation time: 1.5-3 hours. The fan assembly is located between the radiator and engine. Basic procedure: (1) Disconnect battery. (2) Take it off upper radiator hose and overflow tank as needed for access. (3) Disconnect fan electrical connector(s). (4) Take it off fan shroud mounting bolts/clips. (5) Carefully lift fan assembly up and out (may need to tilt). (6) Install new assembly in reverse order. (7) Reconnect battery, start engine, verify fan operation at temperature.