How Do I Replace the Cooling Fan on Subaru Legacy?

The electric cooling fans are controlled by the PCM, which gets information from the ECT sensor. Check the fan fuse, then test the fan motor with jumper wires. If it fails, replace it; if not, check the fan relays in the fuse/relay box. If faulty, replace them. If not, check the circuit wiring. To replace the fan motor, begin by draining the cooling system. Remove the engine shield, air duct, coolant reservoir, heat shield, cover, connectors, upper radiator hose, and fan shroud attachments. Remove the fan motor and fan. If replacing, attach the fan to the new motor. Installation is the reverse of removal. Refill the cooling system, and verify fan operation.

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Subaru Legacy Fan
Part Number: 73311AG00A
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- Other Name: Fan & Motor, Fan Blade
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Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2005-2009 Subaru Legacy | 3.0R, 3.0R Limited, 3.0R LL-Bean | 3.0L H6
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Subaru Legacy Fan
Part Number: 73311AG01A
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- Other Name: Fan & Motor, Fan Blade
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Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2005-2012 Subaru Legacy | 2.5GT Limited, 2.5GT Premium, GT, GT Limited, XT Limited | 2.5L H4 Turbo
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Subaru Legacy Fan
Part Number: 73031GA130
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- Other Name: Blade, Cooling Fan, Fan Assembly, Fan Blade
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Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1996-1997 Subaru Legacy | GT, LS-I, Out Back, SUS | 2.5L H4
- 1990-1994 Subaru Legacy | L, LS, LS-D, Turbo
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Subaru Legacy Fan
Part Number: 73311AC000
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Cooling Fan
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- 1995-1999 Subaru Legacy | Base, Brighton, GT, L, LS, Out Back, Post, SUS | 2.2L H4 , 2.2L H4 (New EVAPO), 2.2L H4 Series, 2.5L H4

Subaru Legacy Cooling Fan Assembly

The Cooling Fan Assembly in Subaru Legacy vehicles used in the control of the flow of air through the radiator to help in the cooling of the engine. This assembly usually contains a fan blade, a mounting shroud, and a motor set close to the radiator thus facilitating the cooling of the hot coolant before it is pump back into the engine. There are mechanical as well as electric Cooling Fan Assembly types used in the Subaru Legacy models. Mechanical fans are mounted on the water pump shaft and rotate with the crankshaft - a thermal clutch is provided to disengage the fans above a certain speed to reduce noise and fuel consumption. On the other hand, the electric fans that are available in most of the modern vehicles use a 12V motor and are controlled by the temperature of the coolant or the air conditioning requirements. The fans of both types have shrouds that prevent the air from being blocked from the radiator and to enhance the cooling performance.

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Q: How Do I Replace the Cooling Fan on Subaru Legacy?
A: The electric cooling fans are controlled by the PCM, which gets information from the ECT sensor. Check the fan fuse, then test the fan motor with jumper wires. If it fails, replace it; if not, check the fan relays in the fuse/relay box. If faulty, replace them. If not, check the circuit wiring. To replace the fan motor, begin by draining the cooling system. Remove the engine shield, air duct, Coolant Reservoir, heat shield, cover, connectors, upper radiator hose, and fan shroud attachments. Remove the fan motor and fan. If replacing, attach the fan to the new motor. Installation is the reverse of removal. Refill the cooling system, and verify fan operation.