OEM Chrysler 300 Cooling Fan Relay

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The Cooling Fan Relay of Chrysler 300 effectively turns on the radiator fan when the heat of the engine increases. This protects against power circuit failure while ensuring that the engine temperature runs at a constant setting and avoids overheating at low speeds. In addition, this Cooling Fan Relay is also powered on when there is a demand for air conditioning to make sure the temperature inside the car remains the same as well as comfortable. The full-size 300 sedan has a long-wheelbase design to soften the impact of rough pavement. Rear-wheel drive gives the car balanced handling, while available HEMI V8 power fits a character that's as refined as it is thrilling on the highway. Inside the 300, you will find supportive seats, easy to read gauges, and ample rear legroom. Optional 18-inch alloy wheels, stability control and four-wheel disc brakes boost your confidence along the way. The large grille and sloping roofline of the 300 ensure it makes a statement on the road along with good crash test ratings for families. Apart from styling and muscle, Chrysler engineers have tuned the suspension geometry to balance sporty responsiveness with luxury calmness. Furthermore, Chrysler quality control standards help keep the cabin quiet over the decades. Therefore, you'll feel the rewarding ownership of a Chrysler vehicle. The Cooling Fan Relay is located in the engine-bay fuse box. A signal from the temperature sensor tells the Cooling Fan Relay to close its high-current contacts to power the electric fan. The relay opens again when the coolant cools down, extending motor life. Before installation disconnect battery, and replace the relay in the fuse box and replace cover. After this reconnect battery and check to see if the fan is working.