Beck/Arnley Engine Cooling Fan Switch P/N:201-1801
Keep your electric radiator fan cycling on and off right on temperature with the Beck/Arnley Engine Cooling Fan Switch (P/N 201-1609, also written 2011609). This thermo fan switch installs as a direct replacement for the 1992-1995 Toyota Camry, 1992-1997 Toyota Celica, and 1992-1995 Toyota MR2.
It's a temperature-sensing switch: it senses coolant temperature and closes the cooling fan circuit once the coolant reaches its set point, then opens the circuit as the coolant cools — so the fan runs when it's needed. If a failed fan switch is the reason your fan won't switch on or runs constantly, this replaces it.
Interchange: E1893A · 1S1386 · 1435060 · TFS608 · TFS608P · 80251018614 · 8942833010 · 8513 · 8541 · TS329 · SW1434
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
What does the 201-1609 cooling fan switch do?
It's a temperature-sensing switch that closes the electric cooling fan circuit when coolant reaches its set temperature and opens it as the coolant cools, so the fan runs when needed.
Which vehicles does the 201-1609 fit?
It's a direct replacement for the 1992-1995 Toyota Camry, 1992-1997 Toyota Celica, and 1992-1995 Toyota MR2. See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your exact vehicle.
Which engines are covered?
The local fitment data lists year, make and model only. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for engine-level coverage on your Camry, Celica or MR2.
What are the signs this switch may need replacing?
Common signs include an electric cooling fan that won't switch on and lets the engine run hot, or a fan that stays on constantly. Have the system diagnosed, since these symptoms can have other causes.
What part numbers does this switch cross-reference?
It cross-references E1893A, 1S1386, 1435060, TFS608, TFS608P, 80251018614, 8942833010, 8513, 8541, TS329 and SW1434.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.