This is a generic aftermarket electric fan controller module unit assembly for the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque. Compatible models: Land Rover Range Rover Evoque, Freelander II, etc. 2-pin/2-pin/2-pin. Genuine part numbers: 940009402, 940011200, 940004101, 940004105, 940004106, 940004107, 7T438C609BA, and 7T438C609.
All cars, regardless of manufacturer, are equipped with an electric fan at the front of the radiator. The electric fan operates to prevent the coolant temperature from rising due to engine heat during slow-speed traffic jams when the radiator is less exposed to the wind, and to maintain an appropriate temperature during hot summer days.
Normally, when the water temperature rises above 90-95°C, the engine will go into fail-safe mode to protect itself by increasing fuel and retarding the ignition timing. Therefore, it is very important to operate the electric fan and stabilize the water temperature. If the electric fan controller module unit breaks down, the electric fan will stop working, the water temperature will rise, and power will drop, causing the engine to malfunction.
In the worst case scenario, the coolant temperature will rise and overheat, causing problems such as a blown head gasket. If the water temperature gauge indicates overheating but there is no decrease in coolant and no abnormalities are found in the thermostat, the electric fan may not be turning, so the cooling system needs to be inspected.
The replacement process is as simple as removing the vehicle's coupler and replacing it with this product, so even beginners can easily do it. Since genuine parts are expensive, we recommend replacing them early with affordable aftermarket parts that are equivalent to genuine parts.
This is a generic aftermarket electric fan controller module unit assembly for the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque.
Compatible models: Land Rover Range Rover Evoque Freelander II etc. 2PIN/2PIN/2PIN
Genuine part numbers: 940009402 / 940011200 / 940004101 / 940004105 / 940004106 / 940004107 / 7T438C609BA / 7T438C609
All cars, regardless of manufacturer, are equipped with an electric fan at the front of the radiator body.
The electric fan operates to maintain the appropriate temperature by preventing the coolant temperature from rising due to engine heat when driving at low speeds in traffic jams where the radiator is less exposed to the wind, and in hot summer temperatures.
Normally, when the water temperature rises above 90-95°C, a fail-safe will be implemented to protect the engine, increasing the amount of fuel and retarding the ignition timing.
Therefore, it is very important to operate the electric fan and stabilize the water temperature.
If the electric fan controller module unit breaks, the electric fan will not work, the water temperature will rise, power will drop, and the engine will malfunction.
In the worst case scenario, the coolant temperature will rise and overheat, causing problems such as a blown head gasket.
If the water temperature gauge indicates overheating but there is no decrease in coolant and no abnormalities are found in the thermostat, the electric fan may not be turning, so the cooling system needs to be inspected.
The replacement process is as simple as removing the vehicle's coupler and replacing it with this product, so even DIY beginners can easily do it.
Genuine parts are expensive, so we recommend replacing them as soon as possible with affordable aftermarket parts that are equivalent to genuine parts.
*Instruction manuals etc. are not included.
*Please note that we will not be able to answer any questions if the part is used for a vehicle other than the compatible model.
*If you are not confident in installing the product, we recommend that you ask a professional or mechanic to install it for you.
