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The Radiator fan of Ford Explorer pulls in cool air through the radiator when the vehicle is stuck in slow traffic or during extensive idling. The Radiator fan is located just behind the grille. Its electric motor spins composite blades. They force ambient air across tightly packed fins. Thus, heat is pulled from the coolant. The coolant makes its way back to the block at the right temperature. This helps to protect your gaskets and oil. Plus, it keeps the engine healthy overall so it will last longer. Frequent examinations of the Radiator fan guarantee continuous airflow and avert unexpected overheating. In addition to the cooling hero, the Ford Explorer itself offers roomy family-friendliness, strong towing ability and the control of rear wheel drive or optional four wheel drive that conquers slick trails and snowy commutes. The earlier models made use of a tough chassis, which gave the Ford Explorer strong build quality and excellent toughness. The later ones came with sophisticated suspension tuning along with disc brakes. The introduction of the XLT and Eddie Bauer trims served the needs of active lifestyles. Inside, the seating comfort and smart storage capabilities of Explorer meet the needs of daily use, while genuine Ford parts guarantee a perfect fit and long service life, so owners can enjoy years of reliable adventurous use, city errands and highway cruising. To install, disconnect battery, remove old Radiator fan, bolt in new unit, reconnect power and test.