Standard Ignition Engine Cooling Fan Switch P/N:TS-238
Keep your engine's cooling fan cycling on cue with the Standard Ignition switch (P/N TS-256), a direct-fit coolant fan switch for the 1989-1992 Ford Probe. This thermal switch monitors coolant temperature and closes an electrical contact at its specified set point, passing the signal to the fan controller so the cooling fan runs when it should.
If a failed switch is the reason your 1989-1992 Ford Probe's cooling fan won't cycle correctly, this drops in as a replacement. Built by a global manufacturer of original-equipment ignition products with quality control from componentry to finished part.
Interchange: TFS28 · FS138 · E92Z10884A · E9ZZ10884A · 19021190 · 89057835
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
What does the Standard Ignition TS-256 do?
It is a coolant fan switch that monitors engine coolant temperature and closes an electrical contact at its specified set point, signaling the fan controller to run the cooling fan.
Does this switch fit my 1989-1992 Ford Probe?
The TS-256 is a direct-fit coolant fan switch for the 1989-1992 Ford Probe. See the "Vehicles it fits" section to confirm the exact application for your vehicle.
What are signs this fan switch may need replacing?
A cooling fan that won't turn on, or engine overheating in traffic, can point to a failed switch. Because other components can cause these symptoms, diagnose the cause before replacing.
How is the switch calibrated?
Each thermal switch is factory-calibrated and tested to make electrical contact at its specified lower-temperature set point, confirming switch actuation at the intended temperature.
What numbers does the TS-256 interchange with?
It replaces TFS28, FS138, E92Z10884A, E9ZZ10884A, 19021190 and 89057835. Match one of these numbers or your vehicle to confirm it is the correct part.
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