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Saturn Fan Motor

If you’ve noticed that your engine’s been over heating at stops or while idle, it might be time to replace your Saturn fan motor. You can typically find your cooling fan motor behind or in front of your radiator. The cooling fan develops airflow across the radiator while you’re driving at low speeds or stopped. Sensors that regulate the temperature of the engine control the fan. Your cooling fan should always come on with the air compressor because the a/c compressor requires the cooling fan to run at idle as long as it’s on. Many vehicles are built with two different types of fans: the radiator fan and the a/c condenser fan. The radiator fan works to cool the engine. The condenser fan works to increase the efficiency of your air conditioner while your vehicle is idling and as you drive at low speeds. Some fans are made with four blades while others have as many as eleven.