Standard Ignition Engine Cooling Fan Switch P/N:TS-117
Standard Ignition TS-363 cooling fan switch for the 1984-1989 Toyota Van and other vehicles tells the fan controller when coolant reaches its set temperature.
A fan that never starts, runs all the time or comes on late, or an engine that runs hot, can mean an engine cooling fan switch is no longer closing at its set temperature. These signs alone do not prove the switch is the problem; a blown fan fuse is another common cause.
This switch fits the 1984-1989 Toyota Van and the 1988 Toyota Van Wagon. The 1984-1989 Toyota Van takes one, and this listing is one switch.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One cooling fan switch with its wiring harness. Mounting hardware and a mounting bracket are not included.
Interchange: TFS580 · SW956 · FS236 · 8942828040
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is this Van switch right for the 1984-1989 Toyota Van?
Yes. Standard Ignition TS-363 fits the 1984-1989 Toyota Van, and it also fits the 1988 Toyota Van Wagon.
Does this Standard Ignition switch come with its wiring harness?
Yes. TS-363 includes a 14.75 in (374.65 mm) wiring harness with a rectangular female connector. Mounting hardware and a mounting bracket are not included.
What thread size does this cooling fan switch use?
This switch has a 14MMX1.50 thread and attaches screw-on. It is rated for 12 V and has two male blade terminals.
How does the wax in this switch trigger the fan?
The wax is formulated to expand when heated, which snaps an electrical contact and sends the signal to the fan controller. Each unit is calibrated and tested to actuate at its specified temperature.
Is SW956 the same switch as the Standard Ignition TS-363?
Yes. SW956 is an interchange number for the Standard Ignition TS-363, along with TFS580, FS236 and 8942828040.
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