Top Mechanics For Cooling Fan Repair & Replacements
9 Reviews
Garage in Basildon, 18 years of experience
I am a very experienced vehicle technician with a great amount of knowledge and experience in the industry and in running a business. I pride myself on giving the very best customer care at all times.
BRENDA • 13th September 2026
204 Reviews
Garage in Tamworth, 10 years of experience
•BMW & Mini Trained level 3 technician •Vauxhall trained technician •Trained & experienced service technician •Level 3 trained diagnostics technician •Experienced trouble shooting & technical procedures...
22 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in St Austell, 10 years of experience
Carry out vehicle servicing. Brake disc and pad replacements. Diagnostics. Steering & Suspension component replacements. Starter motor and Alternator replacements + a variety of other repairs carried out.
JENNIFER • 14th August 2026
Ford Fiesta • Additional work following previous booking
189 Reviews
Garage in Chertsey Surrey, 11 years of experience
Car and van servicing and repairs Auto electrician Fault finding Diagnostics AA approved contractor Recovery and roadside assistance Two vehicle repair workshops Located in north London and our...
OLIVER • 21st July 2026
Ford Fiesta • Radiator cooling fan replacement
244 Reviews
Garage in Chepstow, 8 years of experience
I have worked at several garages , including 6 years as a mobile technician at ford , I’m very time served , with lots of experience, also very honest
CHRIS • 15th July 2026
Ford Fiesta • Radiator cooling fan replacement
56 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in Birmingham , 11 years of experience
Apprenticeship at Nissan Worked at a car supermarket for 2 years growing my knowledge on multi brand Worked as an agency mechanic for the past 3 years working in a range of main dealers
DAVID • 8th June 2026
Peugeot 208 • Additional work following previous booking
223 Reviews
Garage in Tunbridge Wells, 15 years of experience
I'm a mobile mechanic with wide range of experience with the diagnostic , general repair , electrical repair and electronics in automotive industry with 15 years of experience.
43 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in Cambridgeshire , 35 years of experience
Richard Cox delivers reliable, high-quality service to keep vehicles running smoothly. As a 35 year experienced mechanic. There is not a lot of jobs that I haven’t seen over the years. Anything form basic se...
601 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in Romsey, 12 years of experience
I started my career in HM Armed forces joining the REME, where I served for 7 years. From there I worked for Mercedes-Benz for 4 years. And now I do all sorts, if it’s got wheels, I can fix it!
96 Reviews
Garage in St Leonards On Sea, 20 years of experience
We are a large restoration business which has been trading for 10 years comprising of colleagues across multiple disciplines We have a 5 ramp modern garage which is a Castrol accredited service centre and ...
ELIJAH • 15th October 2025
Ford Focus • Radiator cooling fan replacement
203 Reviews
Garage in Cardiff , 10 years of experience
Our car repair center has been providing high-quality automotive services for over 10 years, specializing in everything from routine maintenance to complex repairs. We pride ourselves on offering expert diag...
PAUL • 13th October 2025
Land Rover Discovery 4 • Additional work following previous booking
35 Reviews
Garage in Stockton On Tees, 20 years of experience
Owner Sajid Baksh has been in the trade for over 20 years so has great experience at both the mechanical and business side. Eagle MOT Centre Ltd has been operating since 2011 and is a family run business. Th...
11 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in Lincoln, 10 years of experience
Previously worked Audi, VW, Vauxhall and Toyota - 10 years of experience and cover most work types.
287 Reviews
Garage in Dunstable , 8 years of experience
As a dedicated mechanic, I take immense pride in my work, knowing that every repair and every adjustment I perform keeps vehicles running smoothly and safely. My hands are skilled, my mind is sharp, and my p...
BENJAMIN • 23rd June 2025
Nissan Qashqai • Radiator cooling fan replacement
132 Reviews
Garage in Chesham, 11 years of experience
BACK ON ROAD LTD offers a variety services on high quality standards, in no time such as: Electric and hybrid vehicles Diagnostics Coding Programming Brakes Exhaust Mechanical Electrics Upgrades ...
Frequently asked questions about cooling fan repair & replacements
Read our answers to questions about cooling fan repair costs, symptoms and more.
What does a Radiator Fan Motor do?
Fresh air is supplied to the radiator by the radiator fan which is mounted on the radiator and sucks in fresh air from outside the car and blows it through the car's radiator core. The radiator fan motor powers the fan and is thus a critical component of the radiator.
What does a cooling fan replacement involve?
- Mechanic will inspect the cooling, electrical and computer systems to establish whether the issue lies with the radiator fan.
- If necessary, the mechanic will replace the radiator fan.
- Mechanic will re-inspect the system and test drive the car, if necessary.
Can I do a cooling fan replacement myself?
Unless you are a qualified mechanic with the required skills, training and equipment to do the job, we strongly recommend a cooling fan replacement is only carried out by a professional mechanic. ClickMechanic can help get you a vetted and local mechanic to carry out the work. Just enter your postcode and your car's registration number at the top of this page and select the work needed to get an instant fixed price up front.
Why is my cooler fan not working?
- When the car overheats (in extreme cases visible by steam coming from the engine bay).
- When the cooling fan makes more noise than usual.
- When the fan appears to have stopped working.
- When the 'Check Engine' light on your dashboard is on.
- When the fuse of the radiator fan has malfunctioned.
How long will a cooling fan replacement take?
A cooling fan replacement usually takes around 1 hour, but can take less or more time. Ultimately, the time that the job will take will depend on a number of factors, like your vehicle's make and model, year, as well as other factors. Select your car at the top of this page for information on job time and cost for your vehicle through ClickMechanic.
How often should I replace a cooling fan?
Always replace the radiator fan motor as and when stipulated in the guidelines set out by your car's manufacturer. It is essential that the radiator fan is kept in a good condition, this should contribute to a prolonged lifespan. A non-working radiator fan will mean that the engine coolant is not properly cooled, leading to overheating of the engine, which can lead to severe engine damage if not adressed.
Should you experience any of the problems noted earlier prior to the next scheduled service it is important to have the radiator fan motor inspected and, if necessary, have the radiator fan motor replaced.
Can you drive a car with a broken radiator fan?
Driving with a broken radiator fan can lead to the engine overheating and could ultimately cause severe damage to the engine. If you suspect there is any issue with your radiator fan or there are concerns about its condition, book with a professional mechanic immediate effect and do not drive the vehicle, a mechanic can check the issue and advise on the next steps.
Can a radiator fan be repaired?
If the radiator fan is broken and this has been professionally diagnosed by a mechanic they can suggest to replace the radiator fan unit, a mechanic would not normally 'repair' the part. Cost for a radiator fan replacement will depend on a number of factors but on average costs £170.
How do I know if my radiator fan motor is bad?
If you experience an issue with the radiator fan and are not sure whether it's the radiator fan motor that's bad then it is advisable to get help from a professional mechanic. They can identify exactly which part is at fault and advise on next steps.
Is a faulty cooling fan an MOT failure?
A faulty cooling fan in itself should not cause MOT failure as it is not checked as part of the MOT. However, it can lead to overheating and engine performance issues which in some instances can end in an MOT failure if it is deemed safety critical.
How much does it cost to replace a cooling fan in a car?
A cooling fan repair generally costs between £140 and £200 with an average price of £170. Ultimately, the cost of a radiator fan replacement depends on your car and what parts your car's manufacturer recommends using for the replacement. Find out what you could save by having your radiator fan replaced by ClickMechanic by selecting your car at the top of this page!
Check out the ClickMechanic price for a cooling fan repair. See the averages for different makes below. We consolidate industry standard data with millions of data points to give you the most accurate price. These estimates may include Radiator cooling fan.
| Name | Average Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Audi | £494 | Get exact price |
| BMW | £578 | Get exact price |
| Citroen | £292 | Get exact price |
| Ford | £315 | Get exact price |
| Land Rover | £671 | Get exact price |
| Mercedes-Benz | £527 | Get exact price |
| Nissan | £679 | Get exact price |
| Peugeot | £252 | Get exact price |
| Renault | £802 | Get exact price |
| Toyota | £583 | Get exact price |
| Vauxhall | £395 | Get exact price |
| Volkswagen | £285 | Get exact price |
Estimates on average repair costs, such as the above results for a cooling fan repair, are based on ClickMechanic's quote data which combines multiple third-party sources. Actual costs may vary. We provide estimates on average repair costs for information only and accept no liability for any inaccuracies or errors. If you think an estimate is incorrect, please contact us to let us know.
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