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Fan Thermostat Temperature Switch with 3/8" Pipe Thread, 185 to 175 Degree Fan Thermostat Temperature Sensor Switch, Fits 10" 12" 14" 16" Fan
- Features: Color: Gold Material: Aluminum
- Fitment: Fits 265 283 305 307 327 350 383 400 396 402 427 454 472 502 260 289 302 351W 347 352 360 390 406 427 428 429 460 351C 351M 400M 273 318 340 360 361 383 400 413 426W 440 455 330 326 engines This kit is perfect for any of our 10, 12, 14, and 16 inch fans
- Note: Please check your part number and make sure the right size before purchase!
- Pacakge Includes: 1 x Fan Thermostat Temperature Switch with Hexagonal Nut
Spacediver
2025-07-22 12:14:48
Worked great used a switch to cycle my A/C on and off as engine temp got into the desired range.
s
2025-07-08 14:47:05
Working but not at the rated spec. Just bought a Rodney D switch to replace it.
Eric T
2025-05-17 12:21:35
Turns my fans on and off at the advertised temps. No complaints.
todd harveston
2025-05-15 10:09:37
Installed this as a fan switch on Jeep CJ with 304 V-8, 16" electric fan, aluminum radiator.A relay was used to the control the fan voltage, the fan switch was used to control the relay ground.I replaced engine coolant when switch was installed, bleed the system, and ran the Jeep to operating temp.Fan switch worked,.....fan came on, and then turned off within the temp rating.2 days later, I drive the Jeep again.Fan switch failed to operate after about an hour of driving.Thankfully temps never exceeded 215 on the engine temp gauge, but I did have to bypass the switch to keep the fan on after the switch failed.Not only is this an annoyance having to bypass the switch, but it could have cooked my motor had I not seen the temp increase and bypassed the switch before the temps got too high.In closing....don't waste your money of this switch.
JOHNNYvenezuela
2025-05-07 13:27:40
Muy bueno
Larry L
2025-04-29 12:17:34
I bought one of these for the electric fan in my truck worked well for about 3 months, then the electrical connector broke off. I bought another thinking that maybe the wire was too tight and had stressed the connector. Bought a second one to replace it and it worked well for about 2 months. My truck overheated and I found that the switch had stopped working. I ended wiring my fan to just come on when the motor is running and the sensor is just there to fill the hole.
Tanner Rockwell
2025-01-24 10:05:46
The product worked on an electric fan application, however I feel the sensor was kicking on at about 180 and not 195.
John F
2025-01-11 10:38:51
Didn't last very long. Other than that it was okay it just kicked on at 220 instead of 210°. Just be careful, I didn't notice until the truck was overheating
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