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Genuine Lexus RX330 Cooling Fan Assembly
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Lexus RX330 Fan
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Lexus RX330 Cooling Fan Assembly
The Lexus RX330 Cooling Fan Assembly ensures that engine temperatures do not get out of control by forcing fresh air through the radiator when road speed may not provide adequate air circulation. Located immediately behind the grille, adjacent to the radiator core, the Cooling Fan Assembly contains an electric motor, robust fan blades, and a molded shroud to help direct air across the radiator fins to move heat rapidly away from the circulating coolant. Within the Lexus crossover range, this system provides reliability. Early designs of mechanical fans disappeared long before the RX330 came along, so all Lexus RX330s feature the more efficient electric style that only spins when sensors detect rising temperatures or low vehicle speed to save power and reduce noise. Owners of 2004 to 2006 models of the RX330 are thankful for that consistency because the Cooling Fan Assembly can kick in when idling at lights, crawling through traffic, and climbing steep grades to prevent your vehicle from overheating. Regular checking of the Cooling Fan Assembly will help to identify worn motors or cracked blades. Because of that consistency, the diagnosis of airflow problems on any Lexus in this series simply starts with a check of the Cooling Fan Assembly.
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Lexus RX330 Cooling Fan Assembly Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove the cooling fan assembly on Lexus RX330?A:Separate the cable from the grounding link of the battery. Start by emptying the cooling system, then take off the top Radiator hose from the radiator. According to the car manufacturer, you need to take out both the radiator and fan assembly together on most 2015 and earlier Lexus models, but in reality, you can uninstall the fan itself by itself, leaving the radiator in place. For RX330 Lexuses, you first take off the air intake duct, the plastic cover over the radiator support, and the hood release lever. Pull out the six bolts holding up the radiator support and take it off. Remove all power links for both fan units, plus additional wiring harnesses from the fan shroud on Lexus RX330 vehicles. Unbolt the fan/shroud from radiator, take off all attached hoses and cables, and pull it upwards out of the car. Grasp the fan blades while you take off the nut holding the fan. Unbolt the fan motor from the shroud. Installation is the reverse of removal. Reattach the fan electronic control harnesses and any loose cooling connectors. Then tighten the radiator mounting bolts to their required torque and top up the coolant.
